Paragraphs
use these words to describe where things are located
prepositions
novel is a metaphor for what country
Russia
tells the reader what the paragraph is about
main idea
a wooden stick or a flying animal
a bat
two words that have a similar meaning
synonyms
first, second, third
ordering ideas
animal that always worked hard
Boxer
helps you find important details quickly
scanning
sound a dog makes or the outer part of a tree
bark
add these suffixes to refer to a person or thing that does something
suffixes -er and -or
for example, for instance, such as
phrases that introduce examples
two animals who think they're smart
Napolean and Snowball
Understand something that the writer does not say directly
Make an inference
strength of mind or typed of legal document
will
prefix used to create an opposite or negative meaning
dis-
writing down most important information in a shorter form
taking notes
animals used for Napolean's army
dogs
looking for key words and phrases
skimming
in charge of a group or main part for an actor
lead
e.g. or ex.
for example
words that help the reader move from one idea to the next
connecting words
how does the story end
Napolean is acting more like a human than an animal
tells the reader more information about the main idea
supporting details
subject area or area of land
field
explaining the reason for your opinion
justifying