Reading Comp.
Fiction
Non-fiction
Vocabulary
Figurative Language
100

What the author or a character thinks or feels about someone or something.

What is Perspective

100

The underlying message the author wants the reader to get after reading a story.

What is a Theme?

100

It is the main point the author wants to make about a topic.

What is the Central Idea?

100

Words that have the same or a similar meaning

What is a Synonym?

100

Identify the figurative language:

We were running late because Jase as slow as a turtle.

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What is “as slow as a turtle”?

200

To persuade, inform, or entertain a reader through their writing.

What is Author’s Purpose

200

They describe a character’s personality and can be determined by the character’s thoughts, feelings, and words.

What are Character Traits?

200

The author’s opinion about a topic that is supported by evidence.

What is a claim (author’s claim)?

200

A word that has the opposite meaning of another word.

What is an Antonym?

200

Identify the figurative language:

Kelsey’s fingers were icicles when she came in the house after playing in the snow.

What is “fingers were icicles”?

300

To use what the text says and your schema to determine information or what is going on in the text.

What is inferring (making an inference)

300

The things that are needed to make a story.

What are Story Elements?

300

The way the author organizes information in a piece of writing.

What is Text Structure?

300

A word or letters added to the end of a root or base word to change its meaning.

What is a Suffix?

300

Identify the figurative language:

The clouds danced across the sky.

What is “The clouds danced”?

400

Source (text)-based information including facts, figures, and details used to support the writer or speaker’s central idea or claim.

What is evidence.

400

The events of the story that tell the main parts of the story in sequential order (beginning, middle, and end).

What is the Plot?

400

Elements of a story or an article that helps the reader to better understand the topic (may be apart of the text or an addition to the text).

What is Text Feature?

400

A word or letters added to the beginning of a root or base word to change its meaning.

What is a Prefix?

400

Identify the figurative language:

His name is on the tip of my tongue.

What is “on the tip of my tongue”?

500

To briefly tell what the story or article is about in your own words.

What is Summarizing?

500

The part of a story where the problem and an intense action come together.

What is the Climax?

500

Information that can be proven.

What is a Fact?

500

Hints in a sentence or paragraph that help us understand the meaning of a word we may not know.

What are Context Clues?

500

Identify the figurative language:

I tried to lift my suitcase but it weighs a ton.

What is “weighs a ton”?

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