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Writing
100
When a reader identifies similarities.
What is comparing?
100
Mysteries, adventure and fiction are examples.
What are Genres?
100
Information that is quoted directly from the text.
What is explicit information?
100
Characters reveal this in a story, poem or drama.
What is theme?
100
A work of writing that shares a story.
What is a narrative?
200
When a reader finds differences.
What is contrasting?
200
When a reader paraphrases the main points of a story or article.
What is summarizing?
200
Information that a reader must use schema and text clues to understand.
What is inferential?
200
When a group of readers focus on the book and share the important details and their thoughts.
What is collaborative discussions?
200
A work of writing that shares only facts about a subject?
What is an informational or expository?
300
How a reader supports their answers.
What is text evidence?
300
The most important details of an article.
What is main idea?
300
Information that the reader already has before reading?
What is background knowledge or schema?
300
Character of famous song that was used to make fun, but in turn backfired.
Who is Yankee Doodle?
300
A work of writing that includes the paraphrased plot of a story and your own thoughts.
What is a summary response?
400
How the United States is broke up.
What is Regions?
400
The details that prove the main idea.
What are supporting details?
400
The reader uses them to find the definition of unknown vocabulary words within an article.
What are text clues?
400
Character of poem who showed great courage and forever shaped our nation.
Who is Paul Revere?
400
The work of writing that tries to change a readers way of thinking.
What is persuasive?
500
The central message of a work of literacy.
What is the theme?
500

The Land of Nod

by Robert Louis Stevenson

(1) From breakfast on through all the day

(2) At home among my friends I stay,

(3) But every night I go abroad

(4) Afar into the land of Nod.


(5) All by myself I have to go,

(6) With none to tell me what to do―

(7) All alone beside the streams

(8) And up the mountain-sides of dreams

9) The strangest things are there for me,

(10) Both things to eat and things to see,

(11) And many frightening sights abroad

(12) Till morning in the land of Nod.


(13) Try as I like to find the way,

(14) I never can get back by day,

(15) Nor can remember plain and clear

(16) The curious music that I hear.

What is a possible theme of the poem?

  1. Sleep is good.

  2. Use your imagination.

  3. Dreams are a way to escape.

  4. You never dream about real things

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3. Dreams are a way to escape

500
The things that the colonists must have to survive.
What are needs?
500
A time in our history that was set in place by taxation.
What is Revolutionary War?
500
When you seek the advice of peers on corrections for your writing?
What is peer editing?