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Character Devolpments How a character changes or grows throughout a story.
Traits Describes a characters quality's (both good and bad) and are often labeled with adjectives.
Feelings Temporary and based on t he environment Ex. hopeful, scared, bored, amused
Motivations The reasons for a character's thoughts, feelings, and actions Ex. peer pressure, anger, love
Theme The underlying message or big idea that the author wants the reader to take away
Character Perspective A character's attitude or feelings towards something or someone in the story
Narrator's Point of view The type of narration used (first-,second-, or third-person narration); a way of looking at or thinking about something
Text Features Features that authors include to add new information or support information that is in the text Ex. timeline, photograph, caption, heading
Problem/Solution The text structure that shows different problems and then how the problem is solved
Sequence A text structure that shows a series of related things or events, or the order in which things or events follow each other.
Description A text structure that describes or explains a topic, idea, person, place, or thing to give the reader a mental picture
Central Idea The most important thing the author wants you to know about the topic
Relevant Details Details in the text that directly support the central idea
Author's Purpose The author's reason for writing the text
Author's Claim What the author thinks or feels about a topic supported by reasons
Summary A shortened version of a reading that only includes the most important points
Figurative Language Phrases that mean something other than their literal meaning
Simile Compares two things using like or as.
Metaphor
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