Figurative Language
Reading Skills
Point of View & Texts
Writing Skills
Vocabulary Mix
100

his type of comparison says one thing is another without using like or as.

Metaphor

100

This means to look closely at the parts of a text to better understand it.

Analyze

100

This word means the category or type of literature, such as mystery, fantasy, or poetry.

Genre

100

This is the reason an author writes a text, such as to inform, persuade, or entertain.

Authors purpose

100

This word describes someone who is very proper and careful about behavior or appearance.

Prim
200

This type of comparison uses the words like or as.

What is a simile?

200

When you use clues from a text and what you already know to figure something out, you do this.

Infer

200

This type of text gives facts and information about a topic.

Informational texts

200

This writing method helps you Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, and complete the final step your class uses.

RACES Method

200

This word describes someone who acts as though they are better than other people.

Haughty

300

“The wind whispered through the trees” is an example of this literary device.

personification

300

These are details or quotations from a reading that support your answer.

Text evidence

300

This point of view focuses on facts rather than personal opinions or feelings.

Objective point of view

300

This type of writing uses a claim, reasons, and evidence to support a position.

Argumentative writing

300

This type of literary text often uses lines, stanzas, rhythm, imagery, or figurative language.

Poem

400

An author uses funny situations, characters, or language to make readers laugh.

Humor

400

Highlighting, underlining, circling, and writing notes while reading are ways to do this.

Annotate

400

This point of view is influenced by a person's feelings, opinions, and experiences.

Subjective point of view

400

Words such as always, never, everyone, and no one belong to this category.

Absolute/Extreme words

400

“Pizza is the greatest food ever invented!” is based on personal opinion. This makes the statement this type of viewpoint.

Subjective point of view

500

Her smile was as bright as the sun” is an example of this literary device.

Simile

500

Finding how two characters are alike and different requires you to use this reading skill.

Compare and contrast 

500

A true account in which an author writes about important experiences from their own life is this genre.

Memoir

500

When two statements oppose each other or one statement says something different from another, they do this.

Contradict

500

“The school day begins at 8:00 a.m.” can be checked and verified rather than being based on someone's feelings. This makes it this type of viewpoint.

Objective point of view

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