Theme
Lesson learned in story.
What is an antonym?
The trustworthiness of a site.
What is reliability or credibility?
Paragraph that tells what the problem is.
What is the first paragraph?
The point of the story told; the author's purpose.
What is a main idea?
Refers to the main event of a story, movie, or drama.
What is plot?
Tells synonyms and antonyms of a word.
What is a thesaurus?
A source that is no longer credible due to age.
What is an outdated source?
The practice of taking another's work or ideas and using it as your own.
What is plagiarism?
Sentence that expresses the main idea.
What is a topic sentence?
Theme written word for word.
What is an explicit theme?
A different word with the same meaning.
What is a synonym?
Domain suffix of a school or university website.
What is .edu?
An author's idea about a topic that can be supported with valid evidence.
What is a thesis statement?
The term for using specific or exact language to explain the main idea.
What is precise language?
Type of theme suggested by the story.
What is an implicit theme?
Tells the pronunciation and definition of a word.
What is a dictionary?
Two domain suffixes that are most reliable.
What is .edu and .gov?
Accurate information that supports a thesis such as facts, statistics, texts, etc.
What is valid evidence?
A word that shows the relationships between paragraphs.
What are transition words?
What is the climax?
An alphabetical list of names or subjects, with reference to the pages they are mentioned on.
What is an index?
Domain suffix of a website run by an organization.
What is .org?
Uses creativity that alters the meanings of words.
What is figurative language?
Facts and statements that guide the reader to an understanding of the main idea.
What are supporting details?