Figurative Language
Alliteration
same sound at the beginning of a word
Reason
the evidence of why something happened
If you are asked to tell the point of view for someone in the text, you are doing what?
How are they viewing the things happening
If you don't understand the text, what do you do?
Re-read it
What is a heading and what does it do?
The Title and tells what the article is about
When you compare 2 things without using the words "like" or "as"
Metaphor
Infer
draw a conclusion or make a judgment based on available evidence (presents)
What is it called when you tell the similarities and differences of two texts?
Compare and Contrast
If a question is taking long to figure out, what do you do?
Skip it but make sure to eventually (A random answer is better than no answer)
What is a synonym?
means the same
Similes
When you use the words "like" or "as" to compare two objects
Dialogue
The text/ people speaking to each other
What does it mean when the test asks you for the significance of something?
The importance
What tool do you use to signify that something is important in the text and you make need it later?
Highlighter
What is a antonym?
Opposite meanings
Personification
When the author gives objects human characteristics and feelings
Predict
making an educated guess about what might happen next in a story (Future)
What is a theme?
The moral of the story/ what the author wanted you to learn
If you know an answer option is wrong, what do you use?
Process of elimination
The emotion that the author wants you to feel.
Mood
an extreme exaggeration
Hyperbole
To Influence something means
the impact
What is the main idea of a story?
key concept the author wants to convey/ wants you to learn
What is the most important thing to use if you do not know an answer?
Context Clues
What is every author's purpose?
To inform or entertain