Text Structure
Reading
Writing
Passive/Active
Vocabulary
100

Read each passage. Determine the text structure. 

 A bully is someone who hurts, frightens or intimidates another kid over and over again. A bully takes every opportunity to make another kid feel bad, and enjoys the feeling of power that they get from doing so.

What is Descriptive?

100
"Money cannot buy happiness" is known as the _________ of the story
What is theme?
100

We write for the following reasons

What is to inform, persuade, explain and entertain

100

Describe this sentence is it passive or active voice "The dog was fed by my sister"

What is passive?

100
Define theme
What is a lesson or message in a story?
200

DIRECTIONS: Read each passage. Determine the text structure. 

You may not know what to do if you witness bullying. It may make you feel depressed or worried. You may not feel safe. These feelings may make you want to join in the bullying, or be silent, so as not to get bullied yourself. Or maybe the bullying makes you so angry that you stand up to the bully yourself. The best, and the safest thing to do is always to bring the bullying to the attention of an adult, who will put a stop to it.  

What is the cause and effect / problem & Solution ?

200
The elements of literature are these 5 things
What are plot, character, conflict, theme, setting?
200

This is the first step of the writing process

What is pre-writing (identify purpose, plan out writing)

200

Describe this sentence, is it passive or active voice "I took my lunchbox to work"

What is active?

200
Define conflict
What is the internal/external problem?
300

DIRECTIONS: Read each passage. Determine the text structure. 

Martin is quiet and serious, but his brother Liam is loud and rough, and a lot of kids think he is a bully. While Martin is always kind to people, Liam mostly just tries to see what he can get out of them: lunch money, a better place in line, or homework to copy.

What is compare & contrast?

300
When Widow Maker does not want Pecos Bill to ride on top of him, we are looking at this element of literature
What is main conflict?
300

We use this strategy to respond to TDA questions

What is RACE writing strategy?

300
Define a passive sentence
What is when the subject gets (receives) the action?
300

Define Hyperbole

What is the use of exaggeration as a rhetorical device or figure of speech. 

400

Read each passage. Determine the text structure.


The quills on a porcupine lie flat when he is relaxed. But the minute he senses danger, this unique defense mechanism kicks into action. First, the quills pop up. If a predator gets close enough for a quill to touch him (and some of the quills can be up to a foot long!) then the porcupine releases the quill, which becomes stuck in the predator. This is usually enough to cause a predator to change his mind about having porcupine for dinner.

What is Sequencing

400

Plot can be described in this way

What is what happens in the story from beginning to end?

400

This is the order of an introductory paragraph

What is hook, background, counter claim & claim?

400
Define an active sentence
What is when the subject gives the action?
400

Define myth

What is a story that explains something and involves supernatural?

500

Read each passage. Determine the text structure.


There are two types of porcupines: Old World porcupines and New World porcupines. The Old World porcupines are usually pretty big, and their spikes are grouped in clusters. The New World porcupines, though, are smaller, and their quills are attached singly rather than in groups. The New World porcupines are more closely related to other families of rodents than the Old World porcupine.

What is compare and contract?

500
This type of narrative (story) uses a moral
What is a fable?
500
This is the order of a conclusion paragraph
What is restate main points, state values, reflect on values?
500

What type of sentence is the following?

"The culprits have been captured by the cops."

What is Passive voice ?

500

Define tone vs mood

What is MOOD shows the particular scenes that direct us toward the subject of a story, but TONE tells what each character actually thinks of that subject.