Fiction
Non-Fiction/Literary Non-Fiction
STAAR
Poetry
Text Structure
100

This is the problem in the story called...

Conflict

100

T/F: Non-fiction is REAL and fiction is MADE-UP.

True

100

True or False:You should complete the STAAR as fast as possible.

False: it is more important to do your best than be the first one finished.

100

A group of lines in a poem, similar to a paragraph.

Stanza

100

This text structure tells about a problem and shows a solution or possible solutions.

Problem and solution

200

What are the first 2 things you are introduced to in the exposition in a fiction story? 

Characters and Setting

200

True or False:

A biography is literary non-fiction that tells about someone's life written by that person.

False: A biography is written by another person.

200

What are the different types of books called?

hint: starts with a G

genre

200

This phrase is an example of what?

Four friends found free food.


What is Alliteration.

200

This text structure tells about something and uses words like:

one example, characteristics are, for instance, for example, etc...

Description

300

What do characters learn at the end of the story? The lesson>

THEME

300

What are the following examples of?

Heading, Glossary, Picture, Caption and Map

Non-Fiction Text Features

300

True or false: When completing Reading STAAR you must prove your answers by re reading the text to find text evidence to support your thinking.

True: This will help you get the correct answer.

300

What figurative language is being used?

Her smile is the sun.

metaphor

300

To show how two or more things are alike and different.

Compare and Contrast

400

This is the way things end up in the story.

Resolution

400

What is the purpose of text features in a non-fiction text?

To support the text and make reading the selection easier to understand.

400

If you don't know what something means on the STAAR what will you do?

Look it up in the online dictionary!

400

When the poet uses words to paint a picture in your head

Imagery

400

To show why something happened and what happened.

Cause and Effect

(Label cause-WHY and the effect-WHAT?)

500

What is the most exciting part of the story called on the plot diagram?

climax

500

Where is a good place to start when looking for the main idea of a paragraph?

The heading of the section and then the first, second, or last sentence.  Check for repeated words and ideas.

500

What figurative language is the following an example of:

The clouds were crying.

Personification

500

What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?

A simile is a comparison that uses "like" or "as" and a metaphor is a comparison that doesn't.

500

Shows events or procedures in time order.

Order and sequence/procedural text.