Authors Purpose
Figurative Language
Summarizing
Compare & Contrast
Point of View
100

What does the “P I and E” in P.I.E. stand for?

P=Persuade 

I= Inform 

E= Entertain 

100

What type of figurative language compares two things using like or as?

Simile 

100

What is a summary?

Retelling the story in your own words. 

100

What does it mean to compare?

How are things alike

100

Which point of view uses the words I and me?

1st Person Point of View

200

An author writes a text to explain how volcanoes erupt. What is the author’s purpose?

To inform readers about how Volcanoes Explode

200

Identify the figurative language: “The classroom was a zoo.”

Metaphor 

200

Which details should be included in a summary—important or minor details?

A summary should focus on important details, including the main idea, key points, and conclusions.

200

What does it mean to contrast?

How things are different

200

Which point of view uses he, she, or they?

Third Person Point of View

300

A story that makes you laugh and enjoy reading is written to do what?

This story is entertaining you.

300

What does the phrase “time flew by” really mean?

Time went by super fast. 

300

Summarize a story you have recently read. 

Answers may vary. Answer must include beginning, middle, and end of story. It must also include the plot, characters, and setting.

300

Name one signal word that shows a comparison.

Similarly, likewise, just as, in the same way. 

300

Which point of view uses you?

The 2nd point of view 

400

The author gives facts and statistics about endangered animals. Which purpose best fits?

To inform you about endangered animals.

400

Identify the figurative language: “The wind whispered through the trees.”

Personification 

400

Why should a summary be shorter than the original text?

because its fundamental purpose is condensation: it presents only the essential points of a larger work

400

Name one signal word that shows a contrast.

however, but although, how they are different.

400

Why is it important to know the point of view of a text?

it dictates who is telling the story and how much information the reader gets

500

A commercial encourages people to recycle by using emotional words. What is the author’s purpose, and why?

The commercial is persuading their audience by using emotional words. This will convince watchers to recycle. 

500

Why do authors use figurative language instead of literal language?

to add depth, emotion, and imagery, making reading and writing more engaging, memorable, and impactful

500

What are the 3–5 key elements that should be in a summary?

  1. Main Idea/Thesis Statement: 
  2. Key Supporting Points: 
  3. Neutral Perspective: 
  4. Conciseness and Brevity: 
  5. Attribution
500

How are a Venn diagram and a T-chart helpful for comparing and contrasting?

Both Venn diagrams and T-charts help compare and contrast by organizing information visually.

500

How would a story change if it were told in first person instead of third person?

Switching a story from third-person to first-person changes its intimacy, scope, and reliability, creating a more personal, limited view through "I" (first-person) versus a broader, potentially objective overview using "he/she/they" (third-person).

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