Literature
Informational
Grammar
Strategies
Vocabulary
100

What is the theme of a story?

The   moral of the story. What the author is trying to teach you. The lesson

100

Compare

To tell how things are the same.

100

noun

A person, place or thing.

100

Synonym

words that mean the same. A type of context clues.

100

Event

What is happening in the story.

200

Setting

Where the story take place.

200

contrast

Tell how things are different.

200

verb

A word that shows action.

200

Antonyn

A word that means the opposite of another word. Context Clue

200

Inference

educated guess

300

Character

The person, animal, or creature in the story

300

cause

Why something happens.

300

adjectives

descriptive words

300

Summary

A short retelling of the most important parts of a story.

300

Context Clues

Clues and hints in the text that help you figure out the meaning of a word.

400

Problem

Something that goes wrong or needs to be  fixed.

400

effect

What happens because of the cause.

400

pronoun

Words that take the place of a noun.

400

homonym

Words that sound alike but have different meanings

400

Point of view

Who is telling the story. What a person thinks.

500

Solution

How to solve or fixed the problem

500

text features

parts of a text that help you understand it like titles, pictures, heading and charts.

500

preposition

Words that show position.

500

Pronouns  used for First person point of view.

i. me.my. we. us

500

Evidence

Proof from the text that shows your answer is correct.