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Potluck
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name three items unique to math texts
What is goals, models, diagrams, examples, review problems
100
two ways history books are organized
What is chronological or time order
100
one graphic you will most likely see in a science text
What is graph
100
opposes the main character
What is an antagonist
100
tells a story
What is a narrative
200
the best math note-taking strategy
What is key terms notes
200
graphics most often seen in a history book
What are timelines and maps
200
3 ways science books are oorganized
What is cause and effect, classification, problem and solution
200
form of a particular language spoken in a certain region or culture
What is dialect
200
provides information or an explanation
What is expository
300
what graphic are you most likely to see in a math text
What is a diagram
300
Surprise! the contrast between what seems to be and what really is
What is irony
300
best note taking strategy for science
What is outlining
300
what happens in a story
What is plot
300
read between the lines to decide from something known and make a resonable guess
What is to infer
400
two ways math texts are organized
What is sample problems, opening explanation, graphs & diagrams, excercises/problems
400
the best note taking strategy for history
What is 5 W's &H or T notes
400
3 items unique to science texts
What is boxed material, review questions, charts & pictures
400
refers to an author's attitude toward a subject
What is tone
400
make a judgment or determine the value of something
What is to evaluate
500
Surprise! the conversation of characters in a literary work
What is dialogue
500
3 items we preview that are unique to history
What is repeated names, dates, terms, bulleted lists, photos, maps, pictures
500
Surprise! voice through which an author tells a story
What is persona
500
the main character of a story
What is protagonist
500
a kind of writing, such as a novel, short story, folktale, myth, poem, play, and nonfiction
What is genre