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Roots and Affixes
100

What is the lesson or moral of a story?

theme

100

how or why the evidence supports a claim

reasoning

100

The story is told from the perspective of the main character.

first person

100
the syllable type with a long vowel sound

open syllable

100

What does the root "graph" mean? 

writing

200
when and where a story takes place

setting

200

the data that is used to support a claim

evidence

200

The narrator is talking to the reader.

second person

200

the syllable type with a short vowel sound

closed syllable

200
What does the root "photo" mean?

light

300

a true book, article, or written account that tells about a person's life; written by someone else

biography

300

what you think about when you hear a word

connotation

300

The narrator is outside of the story.

third person

300

If a word ends in "y" and you want to make it plural, what do you have to do? Example: one puppy, two ______

Change the "y" to an "i", then add "-es".

300
What does the root "micro" mean?

small

400

a story that someone writes about themselves

autobiography

400

the actual definition of a word

denotation

400

The words you will see in the text if it is third person.

character names, he, she, they, them

400

Words that end with "ch", "sh", "s", "x", and "z" need what ending to make them plural?

-es

400

What does the suffix "-ful" mean?

full of

500

the argument a person is making 

claim

500

the perspective in which an author writes a story

point of view

500

The narrator is outside the story and knows things the character does not know.

third person omniscient

500

What do you need to do to change the word "loaf" into a plural form of the word?

Change the "f" to "v", then add -es.

500

What does the affix "-ed" mean?

past tense, already happened

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