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reading strategies, plot diagram, author's purpose

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The author's purpose could be for what three reasons? to persuade, to inform, to entertain
The author's purpose that is mostly found in speeches, advertisements, billboards, etc to persuade
The author's purpose that is mostly found in informational texts such as biographies or history books to inform
The author's purpose is for the reader's enjoyment and is found mainly within the genre of fiction to entertain
The five parts of the plot map exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
The part of a plot map that "exposes" or introduces the reader to the characters, setting, and main conflict exposition
The turning point of the story that is at the top of the plot map. climax
The events that lead UP to the climax rising action
The reading strategy that causes the reader to make a prediction (guess) plus text evidence to support it infer
The reading strategy that allows the reader to form their own opinion about a character, the setting, or conflict while analyzing evaluate
The reading strategy that uses details to create pictures in the reader's mind visualization
Readers use this strategy if they don't know words present in text or do not understand what the text is saying ask questions
Readers will use this strategy if they can relate what they are reading to themselves, another text, or the world make connections
This reading strategy allows the reader to understand the story better by identifying the big idea main idea
When you highlight and underline important information and pay close attention to repeated words and images while you are reading annotate
When you pay closer attention to a text, look at the details of a text, and form opinions about the overall meaning of a text close reading
When you connect what you are reading to something in the world text to world connection
When you connect what you are reading to your own life text to self connection
When you connect what you are reading to another text text to text connection
Created by: missfocarelli
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