Fiction
Who we have to follow to find the Main Idea
What is the character?
Different examples of non-fiction texts are
What are newspapers, articles, magazines
We can tell a text is poetry when we notice these
What are stanza, rhymes
The first thing we do before we read a text
What is preview the text
We always need to have this after reading the text
What is the main idea and deeper meaning
The thing the character faces in the text
What is the problem
Different text features of non-fiction are
What are captions, diagrams, drawings, pictures, sections
What is actually happening in the poem (LM) is the
What is the literal meaning
What we ask ourselves when we read a paragraph or section
What is why did the author include this or what am I learning
This is your answer to the question for a short response
What is the claim
We can tell a text is fiction when we notice these
What are dialogue, characters
The reason for why an author writes a non-fiction text is called the
What is the author's purpose
The DM of a poem can also be called the
What is the deeper meaning
We always need to have this before we start the multiple choice
What are main idea and deeper meaning
You always need to have this amount of evidence
What is two
What is the solution
Another word for point of view is
What is perspective, opinion, feeling
This is another word for the speaker's attitude in the poem
What is tone
What we do before we look at the question choices
What is interpret/annotate/break down the question
The first paragraph of your extended response does this
What is introduce your topic
What is Character, Problem, Solution, Lesson Learned
APPOV stands for this
What is Author's Purpose Point of View
The amount of times we have to read a poem
What is three times
We have to do this when we look at each answer choice
What is prove and disprove each choice
What are the body paragraphs