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Reading Unit 1 Literacy Terms

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an event or action that makes something happen cause
what happens as a result of a cause effect
when and where a story takes place setting
tells a story that includes facts and examples about a topic narrative nonfiction
a made up story that has characters who look and act like real people, takes place in a setting that could be real, and has a plot, or story events, that could really happen realistic fiction
the order in which the plot events happen in a story sequence of events
gives a reader visual clues about characters, settings, and events illustrations
the sequence of events that make up a story; made up of the beginning, middle, and end of the story plot
words that are spelled the same but have different meanings and may be pronounced differently homographs
provides first-hand information about a topic such as autobiographies, journals, and letters primary source
retells or interprets information from a primary source secondary source
shows more about, leading up to the main conflict or problem rising action
the turning point or high point of interest in a story climax
the events that happen after the climax and lead to the resolution falling action
the conflict is resolved, and the story ends resolution
exact words provided in a text that prove our answers text evidence
words that help determine the meaning of a difficult word in a sentence or paragraph context clues
Created by: mrshassler
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