Reading Between the Lines
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Name that Lit Term
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200

When a narrator uses "I" or "Me," the story is written in this perspective.

What is First Person?

200

This part of an essay tells you the main idea of the writing.

What is the Thesis Statement?

200

The conversation between the characters.

What is dialogue?

200

This is a person, place, thing, idea, or quality.

What is a noun?

200

This is the best time to carefully read all directions and look over the test before answering any questions.

What is the beginning of the test?

400

To make notes while reading

What is a Annotation?

400

Writing the essay in an __________ way can help the reader follow what you're saying easier.

What is organized?

400

This kind of literary device is featured in the sentence, "My brother is fast like a cheetah."


What is a simile?

400

In the sentence “She did something cool at the event,” this vague word should be replaced to make the sentence more specific and clear.

What is “something”?

400

This strategy involves using clues in the question and answer choices to eliminate incorrect options.

What is process of elimination?

600

The central idea, lesson, or moral in a text

 What is theme?

600

Using phrases like 'The text states,' and 'In paragraph __' introduces this

What is text evidence?

600

This happens if you give non-living objects human qualities.

What is Personification?

600

First of all, In conclusion, Secondly,

What is Transition Words?

600

Searching for unknown or unfamiliar words in this resource will help you understand the text better.

What is a dictionary?

800

This term reveals the author’s attitude toward the subject, whether it’s serious, sarcastic, hopeful, or humorous.

What is tone?

800

This sentence wraps up a paragraph by restating the main idea or giving the reader something to think about.

What is a conclusion sentence?

800

How an author tells about a character.

What is characterization?

800

This punctuation mark can be used to combine two complete sentences.

What is a semicolon?

800

Doing this while reading helps you focus on main ideas, important details, and key transitions without getting lost in the extra info.

What is highlighting key ideas?


1000

What is the meaning of the word spindly?

The spindly branches of the old tree reached out like thin fingers, swaying gently in the autumn breeze.


What is long and thin?


1000

This strategy can be used to write the short constructed response.

What is R.A.C.E.?

1000

This literary device takes the reader back in time to reveal a character’s past, often used to explain motivation or background.

What is a flashback?

1000

What word can replace however in the following sentence? “I studied all night. However, I felt confident about the test,”


What is “so” or “as a result”?

1000

This is the method where you read the question first before reading the passage to know what to look for.

What is reading with a purpose?

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