4th Grade Informational Reading Vocabulary
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- Q1Central thought or message. The most important idea that the author is trying to say.Main idea30s
- Q2The facts and ideas that support the main idea of a passageDetails30s
- Q3A retelling of the most important parts of what was read, but not all the details.Summary30s
- Q4The reason the author has for writing. (Inform, persuade, entertain)Author's Purpose30s
- Q5A statement that is true and can be provenFact30s
- Q6A statement that cannot be proven because it is the writer's belief or judgment about something.Opinion30s
- Q7(Time Order) Events are arranged in the order in which they happenedChronological order30s
- Q8A relationship in which change in one thing causes change in anotherCause and effect30s
- Q9A text structure that presents a problem and offers solutions to solve the problem.Problem and solution30s
- Q10The opinion of the author writing the passagePoint of view30s
- Q11Something that proves the truth of something else.Evidence30s
- Q12See imageIt may be in the form of key words, illustrations, maps, or photographs to prove the information is true30s
- Q13A description of events written or told by someone who was actually thereFirsthand account30s
- Q14A description of events written or told by someone who was not actually there, but who got the story from another source.Secondhand account30s