Vocabulary
What does the word vivid mean?
What is clear or bright?
What does captured mean?
What is showed or represented?
The theme of a story is....
What is the message or lesson in the story?
A structure that tells events in order of time?
What is chronological order?
Which sentence is correct?
A. the artist painted a mural.
B. The artist painted a mural.
What is B. The artist painted a mural.
What does quell mean?
What is putting an end to something?
"The musician performed with great passion, playing every note with emotion"
What does passion mean?
What is strong feeling or enthusiasm?
If a story shows a child learning from a grandparent, what could be a possible theme?
What is wisdom or advice?
A structure that explains why something happened and what happened because of it.
What is cause and effect?
What punctuation ends a question?
What is a question mark?
What does tolerate mean?
What is to allow or put up with?
"The ancient sculpture was fragile, so the museum protected it carefully."
What does fragile mean?
Which is a theme?
A. The story takes place in New York
B. Hard work helps people succeed
What is... B. Hard work helps people succeed
A structure that shows how two things are alike and different
What is compare and contrast?
Fix the sentence:
my sister loves reading historical novels
What is:
My sister loves reading historical novels.
What does encompass mean?
What is surround or completely cover?
"The author described the landscape in vivid detail, making readers feel like they were there"
What does vivid mean?
What is very clear or detailed?
What are 2 things readers use to determine theme?
What is details/events and characters?
A structure where a problem is introduced and then solved
What is problem and solution?
Which word is a conjunction?
A. because
B. quickly
C. museum
What is A. because
What does loamy mean?
What is having a good texture for growing plants?
"The mentor guided the young artist and helped her improve."
What is a mentor?
What is a teacher or a guide?
Why can a story have more than one theme?
What is because different lessons or messages can come from the same story?
If a text explains how to create a painting step-by-step, what structure would that be?
What is sequence/chronological?
What is the purpose of proofreading something?
What is to find and correct mistakes?