What is ATE?
At least one sub-genre of fiction.
What is:
mystery
realistic
fantasy
fable
tale
scientific
legend
myth
At least one sub-genre of non-fiction text.
What is:
biography
informational
autobiography
article
newspaper
When you eliminate obviously wrong answer choices.
What is process of elimination.
The two things we learn in the exposition.
what is the characters and setting
The A in ATE.
In fiction the main character usually faces a _____.
What is "a problem" or "a conflict"
The 5 elements we use to summarize a non-fiction text.
What is:
who
what
when
where
why
bonus: how
One tool that you can use on SBAC.
What is:
highlighter tool
note taking tool
What is:
Compare and Contrast
Sequence
Problem and Solution
Description
Cause and Effect
The T in ATE
What is: Text Evidence?
Different themes you may see in a 6th grade fictional text.
What is:
respect
don't judge a book by its cover
be humble
be kind
do not be greedy
love prevails
friendship
stand up for what is right
When the author uses specific language in a text that is focused on their expertise of the topic.
What is, technical language?
When you are unsure of the meaning of a word in a text you should use _____ _____.
What are context clues.
We use STEAL to analyze characters in a story. The meaning of each letter.
What is:
Says
Thinks
Effect on Others
Looks
The E in ATE.
What is: Explain the Text Evidence
What is:
Exposition
Rising Actions
Climax
Falling Actions
Resolution
The acronym PIE stands for AND when is it used.
What is:
Persuade
Inform
Entertain
It is used to determine author's purpose.
The three types of point of view.
What is:
1st
2nd
3rd
What is the climax?
The range of acceptable number of sentences for an open ended response.
What is 3-5 sentences?
We can best summarize a fictional text by using this strategy.
What is: Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then
The difference between theme and main idea.
What is:
Theme is used for fictional text and explains a life lesson the author wants the readers to understand.
Main Idea: focuses on the topic of the informational or non-fiction text.
You use these 2 things when making an inference.
What is
Prior knowledge
The text
5 different types of figurative language.
What is:
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
alliteration
onomatopoeia
assonance
irony
pun
synecdoche
allusion
oxymoron