STAAR TIPS
STAAR Vocabulary
STAAR Vocabulary II
ACE Strategy
STAAR Review
100

The night before the STAAR, it is important to get enough ________.

sleep

100

sequence of events

plot

100

group of lines in poetry

stanza


100

When you say, “In paragraph _, it says, The author states, On page _ it says…”

"C" citing evidence using ACE strategy

100

time and place in a story

setting

200

On the STAAR, we should _____ the questions first.

read

200

How the author wants the reader to feel

mood

200

in drama, what a character is saying

dialogue

200

What is it called when you turn a question into a statement?

restating the question 

200

This is known as the turning point in a story

climax


300

On the STAAR, it is important to use the _________ for any unknown vocabulary.

dictionary

300

BME, TIO, 5Ws are the strategies to use to find the answer to these questions

Summary

300

What an author is trying to prove in an argumentative text

Claim

300

When you start by saying, “This means, This shows, This explains, or This is important because…

"E," or the explaining stage of the ACE strategy

300

This is when the language means more than its literal meaning…

figurative language

400

On the STAAR, it is important to use the A.C.E. strategy for _____________ ____________ questions or prompts.

"constructed response"

SCR and ECR

400

An educated guess based on  evidence in a passage is called an ___________________.

inference

400

What are 'events leading up to the Climax'?

rising action

400

When you find and quote evidence for your answer in the story or selection, you should use ___________

quotation marks " "

400

When you have to make an already written piece “sound” better

revising/revise

500

On the STAAR, it is important to ________ your answers before submitting them.

review/check

500

Problem in the story

conflict

500

This is when the author tries to convince you to do something…

persuade

500

How do you turn a question into a statement?

by removing the words that make it a question

500

You do this when a written piece has misspelled words, capitalization, and punctuation errors

edit

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