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EOG Vocab

Reading

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Bold Print Words that are usually written darker than others
Subheading Introduces the main idea of the selection that follows
Subtitle Usually the second title of an article
Italics Words that are written with slanting letters
Parenthesis one or both of the curved marks () used in writing
Map A text feature that helps illustrate where the story takes place
Graph A text feature that helps give the reader information aobut a topic dealing with numbers
Graphic Organizer A diagramused to help organize information from a selection
Illustration A text feature showing a picture or drawing to add to the selection
Heading Tells what the article is about
Foot Notes Infomation given at the bottom of a selction to help the reader understand words or terms
Timeline A text feature that shows a sequence of events of a person or place in time
Diagram A picture to help with the understanding of information
Table The arrangement of data
Flow Chart A step-by-step change of data over time
Index Located at the back of a textbook and lists each section or topic found in the book with its page number.
Table of Contents Located in the front of a book that lists units, chapters, stories or section in the order that they appear in the book.
Glossary A small dictionary in the back of a book.
Main Idea What the story is mostly about
Central Message
Theme the message the author is trying to convey. This is usually a general statement that can be applied in everyones lives. (ex: good versus evil, always have courage, treat others the way you want to be treated)
Fiction a story that is made up or not true
Non-fiction a selection that is true or factual
Narrative another name for a story
Eye Witness Account a report of what a person saw with their own eyes
Drama Another word for plays
Poetry A text with stanzas, lines, and rhyming words
Summary a retelling of the most important parts of what was said
Order form something you fill out when you want to buy something
Menu a list of choices you can get at a restaurant
Schedule A list of times and activities
Make-Believe made up/not real
Biography A story about someone's life
Autobiography when the author tells his own life story
Article A non-fiction selection usually found in a newspapar or magazine
Fantasy Stories that have elements in them that could not really happen.
Folk Tales Fiction stories that are based on legends
Fairy Tales Stories that involve unrealistic characters like fairies, and usually have a happy ending
Myths/Legends A story passed down from generations that explain historical events.
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