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100

People or animals a story is about.

Character

100

A person, place or thing.

A Noun.
100

A place where people work, learn and play together.

A community.

100

Existing only in the imagination.

Imaginary

100

This text gives the reader information about a topic.

Informational text.

200

When and where a story takes place.

The setting.

200

A specific person, place or thing.

A proper noun.
200

A community in a big city with a large population is what kind of community?

An urban community.

200

A series of sentences that are organized and coherent, and are all related to a single topic.

A paragraph.

200

The problem or challenge that the characters face in a story.

The conflict.

300

What happens during the story.

Plot

300

What are the 2 parts of a sentence?

A subject and a predicate.

300

Smaller neighborhoods are this kind of community.

Suburban

300

The beliefs or views you hold on a subject.

Opinion

300

The meaning of a word.  We look for it in the dictionary.

The definition.

400

The lesson characters learn or the message the author wants the reader to think about.

The theme.

400

A sentence that combines 2 independent clauses with a conjunction and a comma or semicolon.

Compound Sentence.

400

A community that is full of farm land and open spaces.

Rural community.

400

The conversation between 2 or more characters is a story.

Dialogue 

400

How do we know it is the start of a new paragraph?

It is indented.

500

A made up story with the purpose of entertaining the reader.

Narrative text.

500

A sentence with an independent clause and a dependent clause.

A complex sentence.

500

A way of life, shared by a group of people living and working together.

A civilization.

500

Writing that is based on facts, real events, and real people.

Non-Fiction

500

The fundamental unit of a word.

Root word.