Main Idea
Figurative Language
Text Structure
POV
Extra
100

Information that supports the main idea.

Main Idea/ Central Idea 

100

Giving an animal or object human traits 

Personification 

100

The main events that happen in a story 

Plot

100

A character from the book is telling the story 

1st person POV

100

Information that is important to the text 

Relevant 

200

The similarities between two events, settings, characters, or themes 

Compare

200

A comparison using like or as

Simile

200

The text you are asked to read 

Passage/ Excerpt 

200

The reason the author is writing. 

Author's purpose 

200

Hints that an author gives you to help you define a difficult term or word

Context clues 

300

Saying or guessing what will happen in the future using text evidence to support your answer

Predicting 

300

An exaggeration 

Hyperbole 

300

A quick version of the story 

Summary

300

Talking someone into doing something using reasons

Persuade 

300

Existing or occurring before 

Previous

400

The order of events in a story

Sequence of events

400

Word describing a sound

Onomatopoeia 

400

What is the problem in the story and how it is solved 

Conflict/ Resolution 

400

The style of writing

Genre 

400
A character's thoughts, feelings, and actions

Characterization 

500

Using prior knowledge and text evidence to come up with a conclusion

Inference

500

An expression that means something different than it actually says 

Idiom 

500

How the text is organized. 

Text Structure 

500

Text that describe real events or have face

Nonfiction 

500

What do things stand for or represent 

Symbolism 

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