Multiple Choice
We make this before we read the answer options.
What is a prediction note?
The "A" in ANEZ.
What is "Argument"?
The three types of POV.
What are 1st, 2nd, and 3rd?
The problem in a story.
What is conflict?
The number of times we read poetry.
What is 3 times?
The habit we use to cross out incorrect answer choices.
What is POE?
The "NE" in ANEZ.
What is Name-It, Explain-It?
Genre, Topic, AF, POV
The solution to a problem.
What is resolution?
A "paragraph" in a poem.
What is a stanza?
The third step in our MC check-list.
What is going back to find evidence?
The "Z" in ANEZ.
What is Zoom Out?
When reading nonfiction, we annotate for this.
What is Author's Claim?
A claim should always do this.
What is argue something?
The end note made in poetry.
What is theme?
Free!
Lucky you!
The argument sentence should always start with these two things.
What is title and author?
When reading fiction we annotate for this.
What is theme?
When reading nonfiction, our topic note should start with this word.
What is "How"?
Opening annotations made when we read poetry.
What is topic and speaker?
The POE codes and what they stand for.
What are NT, TS, TL, OT, and NE?
The two components of Name-It, Explain-It.
What is context and evidence?
The 4C's.
What are characterization, conflict, change, and craft?
The number of words in the "It Says" column of two-column notes.
What is 3-5?
A comparison between two things using "like" or "as".
What is a simile?