Annotation
This reading strategy involves marking the text with notes, symbols, or highlights to understand it better.
What is annotation?
This type of question is asked to make the reader think rather than get an answer.
What is a rhetorical question?
This persuasive appeal uses facts, statistics, or research
What is logos?
The “R” in R.A.C.E stands for this.
What is restate?
This is the most important idea the author wants readers to understand.
What is the main idea?
When annotating, readers should mark this type of information in the text.
What are important ideas or key details?
“Would you want to sit in class for six hours without a break?” is an example of this.
What is a rhetorical question?
This persuasive appeal tries to make the audience feel emotions.
What is pathos?
The “A” in R.A.C.E stands for this.
What is answer?
Details that support the main idea are called this.
What are supporting details?
If a reader writes “Main idea: phones distract students,” they are identifying this.
What is the main idea?
Authors use rhetorical questions mainly to do this to the reader.
What is make the reader think?
This persuasive appeal builds trust using experts or authority
What is ethos?
The “C” in R.A.C.E stands for this.
What is cite evidence?
The reason an author writes a passage is called this
What is author’s purpose?
When annotating a passage, students often underline this to help answer questions later.
What is evidence or key details?
A rhetorical question is usually used in persuasive writing to help strengthen this.
What is the author’s argument?
“According to the American Academy of Pediatrics…” is an example of this appeal.
What is ethos?
The “E” in R.A.C.E stands for this.
What is explain?
When readers connect evidence from the text to explain their thinking, they are doing this
What is citing textual evidence?
This annotation symbol is commonly used to show something surprising or important.
What is an exclamation mark (!)?
If an author asks “How would you feel if your voice was never heard?” they are appealing to this.
What is the reader’s emotions?
“Studies show students who exercise perform better in school.”
What is logos?
This part of R.A.C.E requires students to include a quote or detail from the text.
What is cite evidence?
Who is your favorite ELA Teacher?
Mr. Medina