Poetry Strategies
What does SIC stand for
What is see, infer, conclude
How can the plot or sequence of events be structured
What is chronological or flashbacks
What must you look for in informational texts
What is thesis statement, main idea, topic sentence, details, organization pattern
What is 7-9 hours of sleep
Important terms for fiction passages
What is central idea, characterization, conflict, connotation/denotation, dialogue, figurative language, inference, etc.
What must you pay attention to in poetry
What is title, shifts, pattern, repetition, structure, figurative language
What is the definition of mood
What is the overall atmosphere
What is main or central idea
What is the overall summary of a text
What should be in your breakfast meal before you eat
What is proteins and complex carbs
Purposes of informational texts
What is PIE (persuasive, informational, entertain)
What are the 3 analysis strategies for poetry
What is TP-PASTT, SoapsTONE, and SIC
What are the 3 major point of views
What is first person, second person, and third person
What is the definition of a thesis statement
What is a sentence that expresses the main idea of a passage
Types of rhetorical divices
What are some examples of figurative language
What is the definition of tone
What is the author's attitude
What is a topic sentence
What is the 1st sentence of each paragraph
What activity should you do while taking your test
What is small body movements
Definition of rhyme scheme
What is an ordered pattern of rhyming
What can poetry relate to
What is life
What is the name of the word that teaches us about human nature and relates to life in general
What is theme
What are examples of organizational patterns in an informational text
What is chronological, compare and contrast, cause and effect, etc.
What you need to do when you have breaks
What is standing and streching
Definition of figurative language
What is a way to use words that deviate from a literal meaning to achieve a more powerful effect