Non-fiction
Literature/Fiction
Vocabulary
Reading Skills
Hodge Podge
100
The author's purpose for writing non-fiction.
What is to inform?
100
The time and place in a story.
What is setting?
100
Using hints in a text to define a word.
What is context clue?
100
You should do this to your questions before you read.
What is underline or highlight key words?
100
A person, place, or thing.
What is a noun?
200
Two types of non-fiction found in your school library.
What is reference books, dictionary, encyclopedia and biographies?
200
The people, animals, or objects in a story.
What is characters?
200
Words that have similar meaning.
What is synonym?
200
As you read, you should do this to major details int he text.
What is underline, or highlight?
200
Used to seperate a group of nouns.
What is a comma?
300
The difference between non-fiction and fiction.
What is non-fiction is facts and fiction is made up?
300
The problem in a story.
What is conflict?
300
Words that have opposite meanings.
What is antonym?
300
Poems should be read like this.
What is twice and only stopping at punctuation?
300
A, An, The
What is an article?
400
This text is used in Social Studies to locate cities, states, countries, or continents.
What is an atlas?
400
The most exciting part of a story.
What is climax?
400
Text used to help you define a word.
What is a Dictionary?
400
You should do this with your answer choices.
What is prove your answer and slash the trash?
400
Takes the place of a noun.
What is a pronoun?
500
Non-fiction text includes facts and details. This makes it easy to do what when you answer questions.
What is prove your answer or cite text evidence?
500
The five parts of a story.
What is plot?
500
Do this when you come to a word you do not know in a text and cannot use a dictionary. (2 things)
What is read the sentences before and after and use context clues?
500
Using prior knowledge and what you read to answer a question.
What is Inference?
500
Poetry is made up of these two.
What is lines and stanzas?
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