Words with the same or similar meanings are known as...
synonyms
This nonfiction text feature tells the names of chapters and what page the chapter can be found on.
Table of Contents
A suspenseful story centered around a puzzling event. This would be considered a ...
mystery
This type of figurative language is the repetition of the same beginning sound in a series of words.
alliteration
Author's purpose
Two words that sound the same by have different meanings and spellings are known as...
homophones
This nonfiction text feature organizes and helps compare information in a visual way.
graph
A story that is told through pictures and dialogue. This would be known as a...
graphic novel
This is a comparison between two different things without use the words "like" or "as".
metaphor
This text structure shows the relationship between an event and what happened because of the event. This is known as...
cause and effect
Words that have opposite meanings are know as...
antonyms
This nonfiction text feature shows up as a dark or colorful word that signals to the reader to pay attention to these important words; you can also find these words in the glossary.
biography
Something concrete that stands for something else, such as an idea or emotion is known as...
symbolism
This literary device is used to hint at events that are yet to come and to keep the readers guessing.
foreshadow
subject and predicate
This nonfiction text feature is usually seen as a line with important historical events and their dates listed in order.
time line
This type of story is a make-believe story written for children that includes magical creatures or magical events.
The use of words that describe the five senses to create a picture in your mind of something is known as...
imagery
A noun that stands for more than one person, place, or thing is said to be...
plural
subheadings
EX: I was surprised his nose was not growing like Pinocchio's.
allusion
Readers do this when they use what they already know along with evidence from the text to make an educated guess.
inference