the person or character telling the story

details from the text that support or disprove an argument or position

the feelings a person gets from reading a piece of text, these cannot be proven by text

the person or animal that the story revolves around

the place, time, mood, or atmosphere of a story or piece of writing

the actions that take place in a story or a piece of writing

a person, thing or event that makes something happen

a change that is a result or consequence of an action or other cause

a graphic organizer that can be used to organize the details and events within a story

the action, the sequence of events within a story

the perspective from which a story is told. These include first person, second person, third person limited, third person objective, and third person omniscient

events in a story that can be proven from the text

to write about or examine the similarities between two ( or more) items or actions.

to write about or examine the differences between two (or more) items or actions

to add to a piece of work, to enhance it or make it better

to discuss or evaluate with others

a piece of writing that deals with a subject in a certain way, and expresses the writer's point of view

to make a connection or fall back on a piece of work

to use textual evidence to prove what the writer suggests is true

to use textual evidence to write about a subject

to use computer tools to move a piece of text into an essay or answer to support what the writer, or reader, wants to say

a lesson that a piece of literature is teaching

a sentence that is either true or false

a group of words that support the writing, but is not a complete sentence

to write a few sentences and retell the major events of what has been read

using what has been read to back up a writing assignment

How does the action affect the story?

to use textual evidence of the actions to support the writing work

the organized means of a piece of text

the actual words from a piece of text that is used to prove a claim in an essay or writing assignment

to write an opinion or fact from a reading piece

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Term	Definition
speaker/ narrator	the person or character telling the story
evidence	details from the text that support or disprove an argument or position
opinion	the feelings a person gets from reading a piece of text, these cannot be proven by text
character	the person or animal that the story revolves around
setting	the place, time, mood, or atmosphere of a story or piece of writing
events	the actions that take place in a story or a piece of writing
cause	a person, thing or event that makes something happen
effect	a change that is a result or consequence of an action or other cause
story map	a graphic organizer that can be used to organize the details and events within a story
plot	the action, the sequence of events within a story
point of view	the perspective from which a story is told. These include first person, second person, third person limited, third person objective, and third person omniscient
facts	events in a story that can be proven from the text
compare	to write about or examine the similarities between two ( or more) items or actions.
contrast	to write about or examine the differences between two (or more) items or actions
contibute	to add to a piece of work, to enhance it or make it better
communicate	to discuss or evaluate with others
essay	a piece of writing that deals with a subject in a certain way, and expresses the writer's point of view
refer	to make a connection or fall back on a piece of work
support a claim	to use textual evidence to prove what the writer suggests is true
describe	to use textual evidence to write about a subject
drag and drop	to use computer tools to move a piece of text into an essay or answer to support what the writer, or reader, wants to say
moral	a lesson that a piece of literature is teaching
statement	a sentence that is either true or false
phrase/ fragment few	a group of words that support the writing, but is not a complete sentence
summarize	to write a few sentences and retell the major events of what has been read
demonstrates	using what has been read to back up a writing assignment
How does the action affect the story?	to use textual evidence of the actions to support the writing work
structure	the organized means of a piece of text
textual evidence	the actual words from a piece of text that is used to prove a claim in an essay or writing assignment
makes a claim	to write an opinion or fact from a reading piece

Created by: MrsHornback

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