Types of Fiction
Story Elements
Test Taking Strategies
Comprehension Strategies
Wild card
100

This type of fiction takes place in the present time.

Present-day Fiction

100

This story element can be people, animals, or even objects.  

Characters

100

What should you do first to find out what information are you looking for?

Read the questions first

100

When you connect what you already know

Making connections

100

What point of view has the narrator is one of the story characters. It uses I, me, my, and other first-person pronouns. 

first-person,

200

A story that takes place in the past and may tell about important people or events from history.

Historical Fiction

200

 This story element is where and when a story takes place.

Setting

200

If it is this type of story, you look for the characters, setting, problem and solution. 

Narrative Story
200

Creating images in your mind as you read

visualizing

200

Which point of view has a person outside the story is the narrator. It uses he, they, her, and other third-person pronouns. 

third-person

300

A story that tells about science, machines, and events of the future; it may take place in other worlds.

Science Fiction

300

A story is made up of events, or things that happen. The order of events in a story is called the________

Plot

300

What process has you cross out the answers that you know are NOT correct.

process of elimination

300

If you ask these, it will help you understand the text.

Questions

300

A story that is not true

fiction

400

A story that is passed down from one person to another over time; fables and myths are both types of folktales.

Folktales

400

These are drawings that help you understand a story. They may show what the characters, setting, and events look like. They can show the mood of the story or of the characters. These may make you feel happy, sad, or even frightened.

Illustrations

400

This type of evidence helps you find to answer questions.

Text Evidence

400

I need to always check to sure the story makes this

sense

400

text that shares information

informational (or expository) text

500

A story that explains how things in nature came to be; it may also tell how and why things work the way they do.

Myth

500

This element of a story is the lesson or central message that the writer wants to share. “Be careful what you wish for” and “Good deeds are often rewarded” are two themes. Each is a lesson about life that the characters might learn.

Theme

500

This answer is the correct answer to choose

The best answer

500

When I don't know a word, you can use these clues

Context Clues

500
You are allowed to do this on Fridays during WIN.

Eat a sweet treat, like a lollipop or mint

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