Cause & Effect
"What happened" would be the__________?
What is effect
When you infer, you use _______ knowledge.
What is background
What are connections?
What are things the reader already knows?
When you have the intention of representing the similarities between 2 objects.
What is compare
How many bones does the human body have?
What is 206.
"Why did this happen" would be the_______?
What is the cause.
Inferences are_____________
What are evidence based guesses.
How do readers make connections?
What is with background knowledge or prior experiences
The diagram used to separate two items to show differences, and then also similarities of the objects.
What is a Venn Diagram
How many planets are smaller than the Earth?
What are 3. (Mercury, Venus and Mars)
What are 3 examples of signal words used in cause/effect sentences?
What are (so, therefore, that, is, why, then, due to, thus, since, as a result, led to, brought about, hence...)
When you infer you often read_____________.
What is between the lines.
What is text to text connection?
What is when the reader makes connections to the text and text they have read before
When you have the intention of differentiating between the two objects.
What is contrast
What amphibian never sleeps?
What is a bullfrog.
What was the name of the movie used on the worksheet for the Cause and Effect Guided Notes?
What is "The Birds" by Pixar.
Making an inference is about connecting the dots between what is ________________.
What is stated and unstated.
What is a text to world connection?
What is when the reader makes a connection from the text to events in the real world
What are 3 signal words used for contrast?
What is (unlike, in contrast to, as opposed to, where as, but, despite, instead, however, more than, nerveless...)
What is the largest volcano in the world?
What is Mount Lao
What is chain reaction
You form inferences by analyzing ____________.
What are (any accepted objects, emotions, events, facts, ideas).
Why are making connections important to reading?
What is to better understand the text and the content
What are 3 signal words for compare?
What are (alike, also, both, in common, too, likewise, same as, much as, similar, just as...)
What was the first country to use paper money?
What is China