Vocab/Context Clues
Text Structures
Annotating
Inferences
Random
100

What does immense mean?

The cost of restoring the house has been immense.

extremely large or great

100

A cause is _______ something happens.

A cause is why something happens.

100

What does the star mean when annotating?

Main or central idea

100

True or False: An inference is a prediction.

False, inferences use both the text and prior knowledge. Predictions only use the text.

100

Make an inference:

Kaley wasn't feeling good on Monday. On Tuesday, she wasn't at school. Why wasn't she at school?

She was still sick

200

What does gainful mean?

Many people who don't have jobs are looking for gainful employment as a means to pay their bills.

providing money, wealth, or resources

200

If I have two texts to read, I will probably need to ______________ and _____________ them.

Compare and contrast

200

What do we underline when annotating?

Key details

200

Make an inference: 

John was driving on the highway. After a while, his car made a sputtering noise and slowly came to a stop. What happened to John's car?

His car ran out of gas

200

You must always cite ___________  ______________ to support your ideas!

text evidence

300

What does recede mean?

After the flood, we had to wait for the waters to recede before we could go back home.

go or move back or further away

300

An effect is...

what happens because of the cause

300

What do we circle when annotating?

Key (or unknown) words/phrases

300

What is schema?

background knowledge about a topic

300

What is the space between stanzas called?

line break

400

What does misgiving mean?

The only slight misgiving I had about the plan was when there were not enough people to pull off the heist.

a feeling of doubt or apprehension

400

An author uses _____________   ______________ to describe events in a sequence.

chronological order

400

What should you do with an exclamation point (!)

Write an interesting idea from the text

400

___________  +  ___________  = an inference

Scheme (background knowledge) + information from the text = an inference

400

What is four lines in a poem called?

A quatrain
500

What does repast mean?

Having a Thanksgiving repast together is a wonderful American tradition of overeating as a family.

a meal

500

What are signal words?

clues about how the author is organizing the text

500

What should you do with a question mark (?)

Write a question you have about the text

500

Make an inference:

Ms. Vice was doing data chats during class. Samantha was giggling with her classmate, Josh. Then, Ms. Vice called Samantha up. When she returned to her seat, Josh tried to play around with her, but she wasn't in the mood. She put her head down on the desk and covered her face.

She wasn't happy with her scores/how the data chat went.

500

Name 3 types of figurative language that are NOT simile, metaphor, personification, or hyperbole.

Allusion, alliteration, onomatopoeia, imagery, symbolism