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Homographs
Comprehension
Text Structures
Vocabulary
100

These homographs mean 

  • To shut something 
  • Nearby or near in distance

What is close and close?

100
Name the ways an author can characterize a character. 

What are their actions, words and thoughts?

100

Something happening because of something else. 

What is Cause and Effect?

100

An opposing argument

What is a counterpoint?

200

These homographs mean a drop of water from eyes and to rip something.

These homographs mean 

  • drop of water from eyes
  • to rip something

What is tear and tear?

200

Name the characteristics of a primary source. 

What is 

1. Firsthand evidence

2. Timeframe


200

BONUS

Events that make up a story (200pts)

List those events (Extra 100pts)

What is plot?

200

To show a sign. 

What is indicated?

300

These homographs mean 

  • what grows on plants and trees
  • to go

What is leaves?

300

Name the characteristics of a secondary source. 

What is something written by someone who did not experience the event?

300

The main problem of a story, and how it gets solved. 

What is conflict and resolution?

300

Payments received for work done.

What are wages?

400

These homographs mean 

  • a type of bird
  • to go under water

What is dove and dove?

400

BONUS!!

Reason for writing (400 pts) 

Different types of reasons (Extra 300 points)

What is authors purpose?

400

Putting things in a logical sequence.

What is chronological order?

400
An unexpected meeting. 

What is an encounter?

500

These homographs mean 

  • something that is great or fantastic
  • someone who teases others

What is bully and a bully?

500

Argument made. 

What is an Authors Claim?

500

These help you analyze data and give information to form a claim.

What are graphs, charts, and photos?

500

To mention as proof or evidence. 

What is to cite?