Fiction
Who are the people in a story called?
Characters
What can we learn from photographs?
More information about the text
What are vowels?
a, e, i, o, u
Where do you look to gain information to answer questions about a text?
Back in the text
Complete the following: The setting is...
where a story takes place
How does the caption help us?
More information about the photograph
How many syllables are in the word "Hanukkah"
3
Inference requires what two things?
My prior knowledge + Information from the text
What is included when you retell a story?
The most important events in the beginning, middle and the end.
Name three elements of nonfiction text.
Any three elements are correct
How do you know if a syllable is closed?
It ends with a consonant
The most important events are told when you do this?
Retell a fiction text
What is an example of a fiction text?
Any fiction text
Why are you able to read chapters in a nonfiction text out of order?
Nonfiction text gives information so the chapters can be read out of order.
How do you know if a syllable is open?
It ends with a vowel
How can you determine the definition of a bold word in nonfiction text?
Look in the glossary
Can a fiction chapter book be read out of order? Why or why not?
No because you will miss the important events
What are examples of nonfiction text?
Any text that are examples of nonfiction text.
What are three ways to spell the long /u/ sound?
Any 3 of the spellings
What is meant by "sequence"?
The order in which things occur