Context Clues
Story Elements

Point of View

Text Structures

Grammar Rules

100

What clue helps you understand a word's meaning if it shows a word with the same meaning?

A synonym

100

What do we call the lesson or message in a story?

Theme

100

“I went to the park and saw my friend.” What point of view is this? 

1st Person

100

Which structure compares how two things are alike and different?

Compare and contrast.

100

What punctuation is used before a conjunction in a compound sentence?

A comma

200

What is the meaning of “scorching” in this sentence: “The scorching sun made the sidewalk too hot to walk on”?

Very hot

200

What are the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of a character called?

Character Traits

200

“You must take a right turn at the corner.” What point of view is this?

2nd Person

200

Which structure tells events in order?  

Sequence/chronological order.

200

Choose the correct sentence: A) She don’t like pizza. B) She doesn’t like pizza.


B) She doesn’t like pizza.

300

What should you look for in the text to figure out an unknown word?

Synonyms, antonyms, examples, or definitions. 

300

What does it mean to summarize a story?

To tell the main events in a short version.

300

What pronouns are used in third person point of view?

He, She, They

300

What structure shows how one thing causes another to happen?

Cause and Effect

300

What punctuation is used with dialogue?

Quotation marks and commas.

400

What is an antonym?

A word that means the opposite.

400

What two things do you need to make an inference?

Text evidence and prior knowledge.

400

What type of account is it when the narrator was there to see what happened?

Firsthand Account

400

What structure describes a problem and how it is fixed? 

Problem and Solution

400

What is a sentence fragment?
 

An incomplete sentence missing a subject or verb.

500

If a word is unfamiliar, what part of the sentence can help define it?

The context clues.

500

Name one way authors show a character's traits.

Through actions, thoughts, or dialogue.

500

What clues help you know a text is a secondhand account?
 

The narrator wasn’t there and uses “he,” “she,” or “they.”

500

What structure uses details to describe something?

Description

500

What must match in pronoun-antecedent agreement?
 

The pronoun must match the noun in number and gender.

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