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Set 2
Set 3
Set 4
Set 5
100

To figure and work out from the evidence 

Infer

100

The main idea

Central Idea

100

A powerful and major influence. 

Impact

100

How the author feels while reading.

Tone

100

When something is the opposite of what you expect. There are 3 types of it. 

Irony

200

The main point or the BIG DEAL!

Key Concepts

200

What the author believes to be true.

Argument 

200

Words that paint a picture

(AKA: Imagery!)

Descriptive Language

200

Conversation between two or more characters.

Dialogue 

200

Can you believe what the author is saying?

Credible

300

Evidence that is related to the topic or claim 

Relevant Evidence

300

Words and phrases that go beyond the literal meaning. 

Figurative Language 

300
Not enough support to backup a claim.

Insufficient

300

Word for word quotes from the text that provide support.

Text Evidence

300

The sequence of events in a story

Plot

400

The author's main point.

Author's Claim 

400

A viewpoint about a topic or event. 

Perspective

400

Unconnected & unrelated evidence

Irrelevant 

400

How you feel while reading

Mood

400

How the author tells the story.

Point of View

500

Look for how ideas are linked.

Connect

500

It's a summary without opinions.

Objective Summary

500

The importance 

Significance 

500

The message or lesson in a story.

Theme

500

When the author tends to believe their ideas & opinions are better than others.

Bias

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