Plot/Sequence
Dialogue & Character
Description
Text Evidence
Point of View
100

What do we call the events that happen in a story?

 Plot

100

What is dialogue?

 the words characters say to each other.

100

What is description?

Words that describe something.

100

What is text evidence?

Proof from the text.

100

What is point of view?

Who is telling the story

200

What is the setting of a story?

Where & when the story takes place.

200

What is a character?

 A Person, animal , or figure in a story

200

What are sensory details?

Words that describe what we see, heat, smell, taste, or feel.

200

What is a main idea?

What the text is most about.

200

What are the three types of point of view?

First person, second person, & third person.
300

What does sequence mean?

The order in which events happen.

300

What are character traits?

 words that describe a character.

300

What is imagery?

Words that help the helps the reader create a picture in their mind.

300

What are context clues?

Clues in the text that help you understand the meaning.

300

Which point of view uses words like he, she , they, and their?

Third person

400

What is the conflict in a story?

the main problem or struggle

400

What punctuation marks help you identify dialogue in a story?

"Quotation Marks"

400

The enormous dog had shaggy brown fur and muddy paws. What words help you picture the dog?

Enormous, Shaggy, Brown, & Muddy

400

You can use any sentence from the story as text evidence. TRUE OR FALSE

FALSE- the evidence MUST support your answer.

400

Which point of view uses you and your?

Second person

500

What is the resolution of a story?

 How the problem is solved or ends

500

What does it mean to infer something about a character?

to use clues to figure out something the author doesn't directly tell you.

500

Thunder BOOMED as rain pounded the windows. Which sense is the author describing?

Hearing

500
What is a conclusion?

A decision you make after using information from the text.

500

Which point of view uses words like , I , me, my, and we?

First Person