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Writing
Reading skills
Text Structure
100

Writing that is not real. Stories, fables, myths. 

Fiction

100

Writing that is real. Newspapers, text books, biographies

Nonfiction

100

Each paragraph should start with a _________ sentence. 

Main idea

100

The lesson in the story. 

Theme

100

The type of text structure that shows how 2 or more things are alike or different.

Compare and contrast

200

What someone thinks about a topic. 

Opinion

200

Something that can be proven. 

Fact

200

How many sentences of text evidence should I have in my essay? 

2

200

What the text is mostly about. 

Main idea or central idea

200

The type of text structure that solves a problem. 

Problem and solution

300

Words that sound the same but do not mean the same thing. 

Homophone

300

A story written about a real person by someone else. 

Biography

300
What is the first paragraph in my essay called? 

Introduction

300
An author's opinion, backed up with text evidence

Author's claim

300

The type of text structure that shows how things happen in order. 

Sequence or chronological order

400

A story written about a real person by themselves. 

Autobiography

400
A story about animals with a theme.

Fable

400

What is the last sentence in each paragraph called? 

Conclusion sentence. 

400

First, second and third person are types of ______. 

Point of view

400

Type of text structure that shows the result of an action or event.

Cause and effect

500

A story passed down from generation to generation. 

folktale

500

How the author organizes the text.

Text Structure

500

When I explain why my text evidence is important, I am ___________. 

elaborating

500

How an author feels about a topic, they way that they personally view the topic. 

Author's perspective 

500

The type of text structure that tries to explain what something looks, sounds, or feels like. 

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