Question Words
Paragraph Structure
Main Idea/Supporting Details
Plot/Story Elements
Inferences
100

Which question word asks about a oerson?

Who

100

What is the first sentence of a paragraph called?

Topic Sentence

100

What tells what the paragraph is mostly about?

Main Idea

100

What is the sequence of events in a story?

Plot

100

What does it mean to make an inference? 

Use clues to figure out something not stated

200

Which question word asks about time?

When

200

What is the last sentence of a paragraph called?

Conclusion sentence

200

Which of these is not a supporting detail?

A) Facts

B) Examples

C) Unrelated opinions

C) Unrelated opinions

200

What describes where and when a story takes place? 

Setting

200

Which sentence shows an inference?

a) The sky is blue. 

b) She wore a coat, so it might be cold.

b) She wore a coat, so it might be cold.

300

Which question word asks about reason? 

Why

300

True or False: Supporting details explain the main idea.

True

300

True or False. The main idea is always the first sentence.

False

300

True or False: Characters are part of the plot.

True

300

True or False: Inferences are guesses without evidence. 

False

400

Which question word asks about location?

Where

400

Which part of the paragraph summarizes the main points?

Conclusion

400

Give one example of a supporting detail.

Facts, examples, statistics

400

Fill in the blank: The __________ introduces the main characters and setting.

Beginning or Exposition

400

Fill in the blank: Inferences require using __________ from the text. 

Clues

500

Which question word asks about an object or idea?

What

500

Fill in the blank: A paragraph should have a clear ________.

Main Idea

500

Fill in the blank: Supporting details help ________the main idea.

Explain

500

 What is the problem in a story called? 

Conflict

500

Give an example of an inference from a story. 

e.g., “He was yawning, so he might be tired.”