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Review for the 4th Six Weeks Test

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Definition
Photograph   show
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Selection   show
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show To tell or figure out  
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show A true (nonfiction) story written about someone's life  
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show Best reason  
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Details   show
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show A letter or a group of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or to form a different word  
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show Ends the story/finishes the story  
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Caption   show
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show Actions of two or more people together; one person's actions in response to someone else's actions  
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Best supports   show
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Support the idea   show
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show Stating the main events that happened in the story. Characters, Problem, Resolution (CPR) for fiction.  
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Cause   show
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show WHAT happens as a result  
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Diagram   show
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show Proof in the text to support your answer Ex: In paragraph 7, Marie said , "I don't like spaghetti." Therefore, I know she didn't pick that to eat for dinner.  
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show Put 2 sentences together to create one new, complete, compound sentence  
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Change   show
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Subheading/Section   show
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Title   show
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show Choose TWO (2) answers  
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show There is a part A and a part B. Both questions go together.  
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show Restate the question and provide details using your own words and handwriting.  
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Help the reader understand   show
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show Why did the author write this? (Author's Purpose)  
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