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Unit 1 Assessment

Review for ELA Unit 1 objectives

TermDefinition
central idea W - who or what is the text about I - what is most important about the who or what N - write it in a small number of words
supporting evidence specific details or quotations that directly support a key idea
text structure and text features headings, photographs, captions, which help readers predict how information will be organized
author's purpose the main reason a writer has for writing a text
diction the author's word choice
formal diction words that help an author report information precisely
theme a message about life/a character's resolution to the conflict can develop this idea
theme development a character's choices, actions, and events in the plot
character relationships how the characters interact in a text
exposition introduces the situation, characters, or background that leads to the events that follow
3D narrative writing framework dialogue, detail, and description
dialogue and description reveals a character's attitude, personality, or reaction to events in the text
tone the attitude or feeling expressed by the speaker or author
metaphor compares two unlike things without using like or as
poet's word choice/line length emphasize ideas and relationship within poems
Created by: M. Belgard ELA 7
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