Vocabulary
The name of support or proof for your claim / answer.
What is evidence?
What should you ALWAYS do throughout the test?
Refer back to the text to find your answers.
A paragraph explains how exercise improves mood, helps you sleep better, and increases energy.
What is the main idea?
Exercise has many benefits / Exercise improves overall health
Used to separate parts of a compound sentence
What is comma and/or coordinating conjunction?
A character smiles while talking but keeps clenching their fists.
What can you infer about how they really feel?
They are upset, nervous, or hiding their true feelings
Used to set off a speaker's exact words
What is quotation marks ?
What is the part of the story with the most action?
“The test was a mountain I had to climb.”
What does this sentence MOST likely mean?
The test was difficult or challenging
The narrator or character's attitude or perspective about story events and ideas
What is tone?
When choosing evidence from the text, the evidence must ______my answer.
What is support?
A comparison using like or as.
What is a simile?
Why is it important to use relevant and sufficient text evidence?
What is to support the claim?
“The abandoned house looked gloomy and silent.”
What does the word gloomy most nearly mean?
A. Bright
B. Dark and depressing
C. Loud
D. Exciting
B
The perspective from which a story is told
What is point of view?
An incomplete sentence is called
What is sentence fragment?
Vivid descriptive language that appeals to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch)
What is imagery?
The amount of complete sentences in a FULL paragraph
Which sentence is written correctly?
A. Because she studied hard she passed the test.
B. Because she studied hard, she passed the test.
C. Because she studied hard she, passed the test.
D. Because, she studied hard she passed the test.
B. Because she studied hard, she passed the test.