What is the central idea?
The main message or lesson of the text
A quote or detail from the text
What is an inference?
A conclusion based on evidence + thinking
What is a hook?
A question, comment, or statement that grabs readers' attention.
What should you do first?
Read the question
How is theme developed ?
Through key details and events in the text
When should you go back to the text?
Before choosing an answer
What 2 things do you need to make an inference?
Text evidence + your thinking
What three things go into an introduction?
Hook, Background information, Thesis/Claim
What should you do while reading?
Annotate
Which is a better theme: “Dogs are fun” or “Friendship helps people grow”?
Friendship helps people grow
Which is stronger: guessing or using evidence?
Using evidence
If a character slams the door, what can you infer?
They are angry or upset
What format should EACH body paragraphs be in?
RACECE format
Why underline key words in a question?
To understand what the question is asking
What should you NOT include in a summary?
Personal opinion
What are two ways to use evidence?
Quote or paraphrase
Why must inferences be supported?
Because they must be proven with text evidence
What should your body paragraphs be about?
Turn the bullet points into body paragraphs
What does STOP stand for?
Silly, Tricky, Opposite, Perfect
What are three parts of a conclusion?
Restated claim, Summary of ideas, and closing thought
What is scrap paper used for?
Planning, notes, organizing, thinking