Literary Strategy
Main idea & Theme
Text Structure
Synonym and Antonyms
Literary devices
100

To Restate Answer Cite Explain Summarize

What is RACES

100

the most important idea about the topic

Main idea 

100

putting steps, details, or events in order

Sequence

100

The contrast of a word

antonyms

100

The Reasoning for a person writing a story

Author's Purpose

200

Beliefs Attitudes Values Experiences 

BAVE

200

another word for the main idea(mostly used in argumentative or theory writing )

Thesis

200

The reason WHY something happens and the a result or consequence

Cause & Effect

200

A Comparison to a word

synonyms

200

A Moral or a lesson

THEME

300

hints that the author gives to help define a difficult or unusual word

Context Clues

300

Things the characters say or ways in which they change that may help a reader determine a passage's theme or main idea.

Supporting details

300

how something is solved or how you can help solve a problem

Solution

300

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Synonym: objecting,disputing or refuting 

Antonym:To confirm or verify

Contradicting 

300

inanimate objects take on human characteristics

Personification

400

Underlining number paragraphs write read the answer prove your

UNWRAP/Wrap strategy 

400

 the most important part of finding theme & main idea 

Making connections in the text

400

What is wrong the story

Problem/Conflict

400

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Synonym: Convey, to Show,indicate 

Antonym:Indirect 

Expresses 

400

the picture that forms in the reader’s mind as they read

Imagery

500

What type of chart can you use to help you read and sum up a text 

An Anchor Chart

500

provides facts, details, statistics,etc about a topic

Informational text 

500

how the information within a written text is organized

Text structure

500

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Synonym: Review,Consider,Study 

Antonym: Disregard,not take in 

Reflect 

500

figure of speech in which exaggeration is used to express strong emotion, make a point, or create humor

Hyperbole

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