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What is the definition of text?
Anything that is written.
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Where can the main idea appear in a text?
Anywhere in a text!
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What are the sentences that build the main idea called?
Supporting Details
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What is the topic of a text?
The overall subject
100
If you don't know what you're going to read, what is the first thing you would look at?
The title
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What is the definition of main idea?
A message that conveys the author's point about the topic.
200
How do you find the main idea?
Ask yourself who, what, where, when, why, & how about the passage.
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If the text you are reading represents a house, what are the columns?
Supporting Details
200
"Fire ants have wasp-like stinger." Is this an example of a supporting detail or a main idea?
Supporting Detail
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What is the definition of homonym?
Two words that sound the same but have different meanings.
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I am going (to, too, two) the park. Which word would you choose?
To
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True or False: Word choice gives you information about the main idea.
False.
300
True or False: Questions are an example of a supporting detail.
False
300
How fast does that (hare, hair) run? Choose the correct homonym.
Hare
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That is a (fir, fur) tree. Which word would you choose?
Fir
400
What are the four types of supporting details?
Examples, Evidence, Reasons, & Facts
400
What are the two reasons supporting details are important?
1.) Supporting Details build the main idea. 2.) Supporting details give clues & information about the main idea.
400
Explain the difference between a main idea & a supporting detail.
A main idea is the message the author is portraying to the reader. The supporting details give information that supports the main idea.
400
Which of these would be a main idea for a passage about cats? A.) Cats spend 80% of their time alone B.) Cats are a great family pet. C.) Cats have super sharp claws. D.) Some cats are black.
B.) Cats are a great family pet.
400
He put the hammock on the (sealing, ceiling). Choose the correct homonym?
Ceiling
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Which of the following is a supporting detail? A.) Everyone should own their own home. B.) All people should stop texting while driving. C.) 80% of people have texted while driving. D.) Bananas are an excellent source of potassium
B.) All people should stop texting while driving.
500
Sentences that contain numbers or statistics are normally a _____________________.
Supporting Detail
500
He went (through, thru, threw) the parking lot. Choose the correct homonym.
Through
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The main idea is the message the ______________ is trying to convey to the _____________.
author, reader.
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They (flew, flu) over the midwestern (plains, planes) in a (plain, plane). Choose the correct homonym.
Flew, Plain, Plane.
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