Vocabulary
A conclusion you reach by combining evidence
What is an Inference?
Comparing two unlike things using like or as.
What is Simile?
What is a compound sentence?
What is dis-?
The message or lesson learned from a story.
What is a Theme?
Readers relate a character, event, or theme to their own personal life and memories.
What is a Text-to-self connection?
When an author gives human qualities or a non-human.
What is Personification?
A group of words with a subject and predicate, but is not a complete thought
What is a dependent clause?
What is re-?
How a character is introduced and developed in a story using details and description.
What is Characterization
Readers compare the current book to other books, poems, or stories they have read.
What is Text-to-text connection?
The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.
A group of words that contains a subject and a predicate, and is a complete thought.
What is an Independent Clause?
What is a dis-?
Where the story takes place
What is the setting?
Readers link events or ideas in the book to real-world issues, history, or society
What is a Text-to-world?
An extreme exaggeration to create humor or dramatic effect
What is Hyperbole?
Who or what the sentence is about the sentence is about
What is a Subject?
Prefix that means before
What is a pre-?
The author's feelings and attitude toward the writing. Depicted through word choice and style.
What is Tone?
A statement or guess about what will happen in the future
What is a Prediction?
A comparison of two things without using like or as
What is Metaphore?
What the subject is doing
What is a Predicate?
A letter group added to the beginning of a word
What is a Prefix?
The feelings the reader gets from the writing. Depicted through setting descriptions.
What is Mood?