Definitions
Grammer
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Transition words
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What is theme?

A lesson or message the readers learn. 

100

Fix this sentence 

My friend and i went shopping

My friend and I went shopping.

100

What is authors purpose?

The reason the author wrote something 

100

What is an example of a transition word for adding a second piece of evidence?

Also, secondary, to add on, furthermore, etc

200

What is an inference?

An educated guess based on text evidence and background knowledge 

200

What word in the sentence is spelled incorrectly? 

The teacher asked us to seperate into groups and recommend a good book from the library.

Separate 

200

What is text evidence?

Evidence from the text that supports a claim 

200

What transition word can you use when stating an example? 

For example, for instance, 

300

What is a summary? 

 a short, clear description that gives the main ideas and important points of a longer piece

300

What word is spelled incorrectly? 

It was a special ocassion because we definitely won the championship game.

Occassion 

300
What does it mean to paraphrase?

Paraphrase means to put something in your own words. 

300

What is a transition word that means on the other hand (used to state something with an opposite viewpoint?)

However, alternatively, etc. 

400

What is point of view?

the authors attitude or viewpoint on a topic

400

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the phone charger is over their" i said

"The phone charger is over there" I said. 

400

What is a claim?

A central statement / main argument about something 

400

What are some examples of cause and effect words 

Because of, since, since, due to, as a result, etc. 

500

What is central idea? 

What the text is mainly about (the main point)

500

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"Where is everyone said alissa

"Where is everyone?" said Alissa. 

500

What are context clues?

hints, words, or phrases in surrounding sentences that help you figure out the meaning of an unfamiliar word 

500

What are transition words you can use to start your conclusion?

To conclude, in conclusion, to sum it up, as you can see, etc. 

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