This tells me what the passage is mainly about.
What is the Central Idea?
When a narrator uses "I" "me" or "we" she's speaking in _________
First Person
This information helps me explain the Main Idea
What is Supporting Details?
What the author wants to you learn.
Theme
Using "like" or "as" to compare two unlike things
Simile
"Recess is a great thing! It gives students a break to move around."
What is the author's point of view?
Recess is good for children
A little story or small piece of information is called a ____________
Anecdote
Onomatopoeia is a type of metaphor used to compare two unlike things.
True or False
False
A conclusion based on past knowledge and new information is called __________
An inference
"Pop" "Buzz" "Splash" "Bang" are all examples of ___________
Onomatopoeia
Stating the Central Idea and important supporting details is known as___________
A Summary
Language not meant to be taken literally
Figurative Language
When animals talk in a story, this is called _______
Personification
"True friendship can help you overcome any obstacles."
Theme or Main Idea
Theme
Making a comparison between two unlike things without using "like" and "as"
A Metaphor