25 questions / theme and mood figurative language text structure objective summary, main idea & infrences complex and compound sentences
25 questions / Text Evidence Central Idea Objective Summary Determine the Definition Determine the Definition
10 questions / Intro Attention Getters Dos n Donts Conclusion Final clincher
25 questions / Angus Hereford Belgian Blue Highland Jersey
25 questions / Indirect Characterization Direct Characterization Text structure Central Idea Thesis Statements
9 questions / Thesis statement Topic sentence RANDOM Thesis statement and topic sentence
25 questions / Fix a Sentence Subject or Predicate? Maybe Something Beautiful Places We Go Mystery
25 questions / Theme Central Idea Plot Inference Capitalization
25 questions / Central Idea Relevant Details Author's Claim Invasive Species Burmese Python Invasive Species
23 questions / 5 Ws Main Ideas and Theme Editing Revision Logic
25 questions / Close Reading Central Idea & Theme Author's Craft Regents Text Analysis Essay Vocab in Context
30 questions / 8th Grade Grammar 8th Grade Writing 8th Grade Reading 1 8th Grade Reading 2 More Reading!
25 questions / Figurative Language Literary Elements Literary Devices Writing Wild Card
25 questions / Main Idea vs Detail Listening Opinions, Tone & Emotion Follow-Up & Real Conversations Note-Taking & Listening Strategy Story Time
25 questions / Reading Power Word Wizards Grammar Galaxy Author's Craft Writer's Workshop
25 questions / Suffix Prefix Vocabulary Charts/Diagrams Knowledge Questions
25 questions / Test Structure Must Do! Text Features RACECES/Thinking Jobs Random
25 questions / Vocabulary Central idea and details Point of View Cause and effect Author's Purpose
20 questions / POSITION PAPER REACTION PAPER CONCEPT PAPER ORAL & ACADEMIC
25 questions / CLR – Details & Conclusions WME – Words in Context IDT – Central Idea & Theme REL – Relationships in Texts Mixed Skills – Putting It All Together
30 questions / Name that Acronym Eligibility, Oh My! It's the Law, Jack! Seriously Spooky Timelines IDEA gone Wild!
25 questions / Point of View Basics Point of View in Action What is the central idea of a text? Supporting the Central Idea The Writing Process
25 questions / Literary Lingo What's the point? To text or not to text Putting it Together Connecting the Dots
20 questions / Vocabulary & Academic Language Author’s Purpose & Features Text Structure Question Vocabulary Inferences, & Details Summary & Response Skills
25 questions / Story Elements Parts of Speech Fiction vs. Nonfiction Characters & Setting Random
25 questions / Flashback Elements of Plot Summary Theme Author's Message
25 questions / Vocabulary Comprehension Grammar Literary Elements Reading Strategies
25 questions / Vocab in Context Author's Purpose and Text Structure Using Evidence and Inference Main Idea and Key Details Comparing Texts and Point of View
20 questions / RL.10.2 – Theme Identification RL.10.2 – Theme Development Name RI.10.2 – Central Idea Identification RI.10.2 – Central Idea Development
25 questions / Key Fiction & Non-Fiction Terms Character Perspective and POV Theme Sentence Structure Text Features
12 questions / Vocabulary and Features Vocabulary and Features Vocabulary and Features Vocabulary and Features
25 questions / Random Conclusions Evidence and Citations Body Paragraphs Introduction
25 questions / Big Ideas, Tiny Clues Who's Telling the Story? Author Tricks & Tools Word Wizardry Poetic Power
16 questions / Perspectives Literary Terms Analyzing Text Comparing & Understanding Text
25 questions / Reading Skills Author’s Purpose & Structure Figurative Language Math Numbers & Operations Geometry & Measurement
25 questions / Descriptive Language Purpose and Persuasion Structure and Organization Reading Strategies Literary Analysis Tools
25 questions / Definitions Topic and Purpose Speech Outline Delivery The Audience
25 questions / Inferencing Grammar Characterization Main Idea Point of View (POV)
20 questions / Definitions Key Terms What About the GED? Subjects and Actions
25 questions / Types of TV programes and films Aspects of films Adjectives to describe films 1 Many/Much A few/a little Change the phrase so that it has meaning is the same. (use: must, mustn't, have to)