Inferencing
Anytime I am unsure of what a word means while I am reading or answering a question, I do this
What is "look up the word in the dictionary"
This is the definition of a word - to change or affect something or someone
What is Influence
When you have to pick a side, what type of writing is this?
What is argumentative
When you are given a reading assignment, where do you go first?
What is The Questions
When the author uses "I,"me," "my," "mine," "we," "us," "our," and "ours"
What is 1st Person
Which point of view are based on and statistics
What is Objective Point of View
The message of the story teaches us that it's important to be honest, because the character got in trouble for lying. What is this?
What is the theme of a story
Main point or answer to a question that you must prove with facts, reason, or evidence
What is Claim
What punctuation do you place IN FRONT of words like "However," "nevertheless," and "although"
WHAT IS semicolon
If a question referenced a certain paragraph, what are you going to go back and do?
What is read it!
To add or to give is the definition to what word
What is Contribute
What is Main Idea
Are claims based on facts or opinions
What is Facts
If you are reading or writing a list of items, you are using this punctuation to separate the thought?
What is a comma?
What type of writing prompt is this? Restate, answer the question, provide text evidence, explain your evidence
What is Short Constructive Response (SCR)
If you are making a prediction
What is inferencing
This is saying the same thing the text says but putting it in your own words.
What is Paraphrasing
The author giving background information about a story. Ex.) Character names, Places, Important information you need to know as you read.
What is Exposition or Setting
If there is only a single person or thing, will you make a change using "IS" or "ARE"
What is "IS"
If the writing prompt is asking for the Thesis, what are they asking for?
What is the Main Idea
The reader can draw a what from the setting and description given?
What is Inference
This is another word for when the author is sharing a memory
What is Memior
How many categorical organizational text structures are there?
WHAT IS "5"
If there are two or more people or things, will you make a change using "IS" or "ARE"
What is Are
What are some examples of subordinating conjunctions to combine two sentences?
Based on the passage, the reader can do what about the character’s feelings based on the evidence provided in the text
WHAT IS Infer
Who creates the tone
What is The author
You CANNOT make a claim without
What is Facts and Evidence
What punctuation do you place BEHIND words like "However," "nevertheless," and "although"
What is a Comma
Which punctuation is used to combine two independent clauses
What is semicolon
The main reason why a writer chooses to create a text. (The most likely reason)
WHAT IS Authors Purpose
When you restate someone else's words using your own words.
What is Paraphrasing
Which point of view is based on beliefs and opinions
What is Subjective Point of View
What are the 5 categorical organizational text structures?
What is a description, sequence, compare and contrast, cause and effect, and problem and solution
What type of writing prompt is this? Restate, answer the question, provide text evidence, explain your evidence, provide transition word or sentence, restate, answer again, provide a new piece of evidence and explain your answer
What is Extended Constructed Response (ECR)