RI or RL
Reading for Literature (RL)
Reading for Information (RI)
Context Clues
Miscellaneous
100

To give a short explanation that only includes the most important parts of a text.

What is a SUMMARY? 

What is SUMMARIZE?

100

the time and place of the action in a book, play, story, etc.

What is the SETTING?

100

a nonfiction text whose purpose is to provide information about or explain a topic

What is an INFORMATIONAL TEXT?

100

Brady tried to QUELL the rumors about his illness, but they continued.







What is STOP?

100

a group of sentences that share one main idea or topic

What is a PARAGRAPH?

200

the primary or central topic(s) of a text or discussion that is supported and developed by other, supporting points/ideas

What is MAIN IDEA?

200

To describe how things are alike and how they are different

What is COMPARE and CONTRAST?

200

The big idea of a passage: you can find it by looking at repeated words, subheadings, title, pictures, and captions.

What is the MAIN IDEA?

200

A microscope allows scientists to see small things. A microphone enhances quiet sounds. A microchip is a tiny piece of technology in a computer

What does the underlined stem in these words mean?

What is "SMALL"?

200

When you highlight, underline, or write symbols on a text/passage that you are reading.

What is to ANNOTATE? 

What is ANNOTATING?

300

facts and/or information (quotes, statistics, graphs, etc.) presented together as a body of support for a claim or value statement.

What is EVIDENCE or SUPPORTING DETAILS

300

Give an example of a character trait to describe a character

Answers will very.

300

words such as "first", "next", "another", "In addition", and "Lastly" that help to organize ideas in a paragraph or essay

What is SEQUENCING?

300

Using context clues, what does the word feeble mean in the sentence below:

Even though she is FEEBLE, the old lady still walks a mile every day.

What is "WITHOUT STRENGTH" or 'WEAK"?

300

an exact copy of someone else's words, usually enclosed in quotation marks and credited to the original author or speaker.

What is a QUOTE?

400

the way a narrator, writer, or speaker sees and tells what is happening in a story. It is the position or perspective they have when they share events or give their opinion.

What is POINT OF VIEW?

400

how the author feels about the topic they are writing about, expressed by their word choices


What is TONE?

400

the subject or matter being discussed, written, or studied within a text,

What is the TOPIC?



400

Using context clues, what does the word part mean in the sentence below:

My friend and I will PART company after dinner. I won't see him until he returns from vacation.

What is "SEPARATE"

400

the literary term that means how an author makes YOU feel

What is MOOD?

500

a conclusion derived from logical reasoning following an investigation of available evidence

What is INFERENCE?

500

The message or lesson that can apply to you/me

What is THEME?

500

using clear thinking and logic to support your ideas, make decisions, and explain your conclusions.

What is REASON? or What is REASONING?

500

Using context clues, what does the word contentment mean in the sentence below:

The teacher's face, like a brightly glowing summer day, signaled her feelings of CONTENTMENT.

What is happiness?

500

language that uses words and phrases to express a meaning that is different from the literal meaning



What is FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE?

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