an action and its results are discussed; what happened/what made it happen
Attempt to convince others to think or act in a certain way.
What is author's argument?
These are the three steps of close-reading?
What is comprehension, text analysis, and connections?
Mrs. Miller is the best teacher ever and is loved by her students and Mrs. Voight because she drinks four cups of coffee a day and is a wonderful artist.
(Give a tip for finding text structure.)
What is cause and effect?
Looking at the main idea?
A.a teenager interviewing for a part-time job
B.a school friend coming over to the house
C.a conference between a teacher and a parent Bubble
D.a formal business meeting at an office
(part of PIEE)
1.___________ are graphic elements that stand out and help readers determine the main idea. THIEVES
2.The T and H in THIEVES stand for: ______, ______.
3.______________ the way a text is organized.
What are text features: (graphic elements)?
What is title and headings?
What is text structure?
1. ________ point of view, perspective, opinion, and stance are synonyms for this word.
2._________the author has an opinion on the main idea.
3. __________ the author does not have an opinion on the main idea.
1. author's viewpoint: point of view, perspective, opinion, and stance are synonyms for this word.
2. subjective: the author has an opinion on the main idea.
3. objective: the author does not have an opinion on the main idea.
a. conceited
b. apologetic
c. playful
d.angry
What are some tips in finding theme?
to find theme: look at lesson learned, character actions, conflict, resolution, and symbolism.
Part 2: List four other text structures.
Part 2: What is cause and effect, problem and solution, compare and contrast, chronological order, sequence/process, and descriptive/spatial?
A.rehearsed what he would say B.read an interesting article C.talked to the woman beside him D. couldn't help but fidget
What is a topic sentence? What is a thesis statement?
A thesis statement is the main idea being proved throughout the whole paper.
A topic sentence is what a paragraph about; it includes an explanation after with supporting evidence. (Topic sentences are over main reasons that may support the thesis.)