Word Study
This is a person, place, thing, or idea.
Noun
A genre based on facts, real events, or real people, such as biography or history.
Nonfiction
When you read all of the text and the details together.
Main Idea
This helps a reader know what a chapter is about.
Heading or Title
Where and when a story takes place
Setting
Two words that have been shortened with an apostrophe to create one word.
Contraction
Stories with fictional characters, but it could happen in real life.
Realistic Fiction
A main idea must (2 answers)
Be a full sentence
Not be a question
This helps a reader find specific information quickly. Usually in the front of the book.
Table of Contents
The people or things in a story are called…
This type of word is made from two words combined to make a new one.
Compound Word
This story usually has "crime solvers"
Mystery
Give an example of three different transition words
First, Second, Last, Finally, In Conclusion, Next, For Example (And more! - teacher decides)
This helps readers understand what is happening in a photo or illustration.
Caption
The events of the story are called…
Plot
This type of noun is used in place of a noun. Some examples are I, He, She, They
Pronoun
This genre is about a real person
Biography
Every sentence should start with a ________ ________ and end with __________.
Capital Letter
Punctuation
This helps a reader understand new words that are important to the text.
Glossary
The part of the story where a conflict occurs.
Problem
This modifies a verb. It interrogates..tells where, when, or how often.
Adverb
A true story, written in the style of fiction with a setting, characters, plot, and timeline
Narrative Nonfiction
I can tell the difference between paragraphs because each new paragraph is
Indented
(or separated with a space)
This helps a reader find specific information quickly and easily. Usually in the back of the book.
Index
The part where the conflict is solved.
Solution or Resolution