Karteikarten
Reading Vocab
Karten in diesem Stapel (15)
- 1What is a character?A character is a person or animal that is active in a text.
- 2What is the setting?The setting is the where and when a story takes place.
- 3What is the conflict in a story?The conflict is the problem.
- 4What is the resolution?The resolution is how the problem is officially fixed.
- 5What are the 5 words that help us to summarize?Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then
- 6What does it mean to summarize?Summarizing means saying what you read in a short way, a few sentences.
- 7An author is trying to get you to buy or do something. Why did the author write the text?To persuade
- 8An author writes a diary entry. Why did the author write this text?To share their feelings
- 9What are character traits?Character traits are words that describe the characters personality.
- 10Katie and her grandmother sat down at the table to eat lunch. "Well, it took some discussion, but I think I managed to make a lunch that you will eat," said Grandma. "Grandma, I can't eat this. You put butter on my crust-less ham sandwich, and my potato chips are touching my applesauce!" replied Katie. What character trait best describes Katie?Picky
- 11What 5 things could change about a character in a text?feelings, choices, personality, lifestyle, and friendships
- 12What is a suspenseful story with a puzzling event?A mystery
- 13What is a story about a person's life written by another person?A biography
- 14What is a heading? Why is it important?A heading is like a title. It gives the main idea of the section we are about to read. It tells us what we are about to read about.
- 15What is a glossary? What is the purpose?A glossary lists important words and their definitions.
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