Compare/Contrast, Cause/Effect, and Sequence are examples of _____
text structures
This text feature helps me know what words are important in the text.
What are bolded, italicized, or underlined words?
Examples of figurative language, words or phrases that don't have literal meaning, are _____
similes, metaphors, or idioms
A group of words that go from the left to the right and may or may not have punctuation at the end.
What is a line?
Author's use these to let the reader know what the main idea of the text or a section will be about.
What are headings and subheadings?
Reading skills I learn in fourth grade will benefit me all my _____,
life
True or False? All poetry must rhyme.
What is false?
This is written information next to a picture in a text.
What is a caption?
Authors sometimes include this hidden message or lesson in their stories.
What is a theme?
True or False? Author's purpose is the reason why an author likes a text.
What is false?
True or False? Poetry can tell a story.
What is true?
Sometimes authors give the reader additional information or help them understand something better with text features such as...
maps, diagrams, timelines, tables, or pictures
These three things are part of the PLOT of a fictional story.
What are characters, problem, and resolution?
To summarize any text I must first understand the _____ and _____.
central idea and details
True or False? Poetry creates images and appeals to the emotions.
What true?
True or False? The topic sentence is the main idea sentence of a paragraph.
What is true?
The person who is not part of the story but carries the story along.
Who is the narrator?