Fiction
How the problem in a story is resolved-
A. solution
B. resolution
C. climax
B. resolution
Print that is darker or brighter than the rest of the sentence-
A. bright print
B. bold print
C. dark print
B. bold print
This is added to the beginning of a base word to change its meaning-
A. prefix
B. suffix
C. context clue
A. prefix
Using clues from the story plus what you already know-
A. predict
B. infer
C. main idea
B. infer
A statement that be proven true or false-
A. detail
B. fact
C. opinion
B. fact
The people, animals, or creatures in a story-
A. narrators
B. actors
C. characters
C. characters
Information that helps the reader understand what is being read and gives extra information-
A. inference
B. summary
C. text features
C. text features
Clues the reader uses to find the meaning of unknown words-
A. rhymes
B. multiple meaning words
C. context clues
C. context clues
To retell main events using your own words-
A. details
B. text evidence
C. summarize
C. summarize
A word that carries meaning or stands on its own without any added parts-
A. root word
B. prefix
C. suffix
A. root word
The way a problem is solved or fixed-
A. plot
B. effect
C. solution
C. solution
How we determine that people, places, things, or ideas are similar-
A. contrast
B. compare
C. synonym
B. compare
Words that have opposite meanings-
A. antonyms
B. synonyms
C. prefixes
The reason the author wrote the text-
A. main idea
B. author's purpose
C. resolution
B. author's purpose
Words that paint a picture in the reader's mind-
A. context clues
B. imagery
C. illustrations
B. imagery
The person or character who tells the story-
A. reader
B. narrator
C. illustrator
B. narrator
An illustration or photo with labels naming its parts-
A. diagram
B. bar chart
C. caption
A. diagram
Words with several different meanings-
A. root words
B. multiple meaning words
C. antonyms
B. multiple meaning words
A decision or opinion reached based on information from the text-
A. theme
B. effect
C. draw conclusion
C. draw conclusion
This is added to the end of a base word to change its meaning-
A. suffix
B. prefix
C. root word
A. suffix
The turning point in a story where the problem or conflict reaches its peak-
A. climax
B. resolution
C. plot
A. climax
Pictures that are drawn-
A. imagery
B. photographs
C. illustrations
C. illustrations
Words that mean the same thing-
A. antonyms
B. synonyms
C. root words
B. synonyms
The message or lesson the author wants you to take away-
A. theme
B. effect
C. author's purpose
A. theme
Proving a point or answer by finding evidence from the story or text-
A. inference
B. text feature
C. text evidence
C. text evidence