Supporting Text With Evidence
True or false: When citing text evidence, you use quotation marks.
True
What is a caption?
The words that are under a picture.
Explicit means the evidence IS directly stated by the author or IS NOT?
IS
Onomatopoeia
What point of view is this: "I traveled to three different countries last summer and had a blast."
1st person
Why is text evidence important?
It helps us support our answers thoroughly.
What is text structure?
A) How the author organizes the text
B) A summary of the story
C) The theme of the story
How the author organizes the text
True or false, implicit means the evidence is NOT directly stated by the author.
TRUE
"He is a cheetah" is an example of what type of figurative language?
Metaphor
"You cannot be serious!" is what point of view?
2nd
Textual evidence requires details that provide _____for your answer.
support
What is the purpose of a heading?
Indicates what the next section of the text will be about
The tone of a poem is:
A) the main idea
B) musical device
C) author's attitude
C) author's attitude
Give an example of a simile.
She's as tall as a giraffe.
If the story is told by a narrator, what point of view is it?
3rd
Textual evidence includes _____ and examples from the text to support your reasoning.
Details
What is an inference?
Use text and our background knowledge to draw a conclusion?
Is the following explicit or implicit, "Didn't you see the speed limit sign? It stated 55 mph."
Explicit
Give an example of personification.
The wind sang a song to the swaying trees.
Which point of view includes the words "I," "me" and "we"?
1st person POV
You can use ________ clues to help figure out unknown words.
context
We learned about 4 different types of text structure. Name at least 3.
Compare and contrast
Chronological order
Problem and solution
Cause and effect
What can you IMPLY from the following, "She has a fever, throwing up, and is miserable."
She's ill/sick
"This is the worst day anyone has ever had" is an example of...
What are some key words used in a third person point of view?
He, she, they