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Concept/SkillsApplied to
conclusions and inferences characters, situations, actions, and setting
conflict struggles character have with opponents
connotation the feeling words imply
context clues determine meaning of unfamiliar words
denotation the dictionary definition of a word
dystopia and utopia settings and situations (bad place and good place)
footnote a note at the bottom of a page (usually for definitions)
metaphor stating or implying that something is something else, without using like or as
perspective and point of view the position from which something or someone is observed
protagonist main character/hero in the story
purpose the reason an author writes a text
reader’s senses the 5 senses readers use to connect to the world
summary strategy writing only main events in an objective, non-personal way
superscript a number written at the end of a word to indicate the definition can be found in a footnote
supporting evidence specific details that prove a conclusion
theme the message from an author to an audience
text features introductory information or footnotes
vocabulary from The Giver meaning of studied words from the novel
Created by: PRO Teacher llkoch
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