5th Grade LEAP VOCABULARY SKILLS
Quiz by MARCUS BECKWITH
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- Q1
Point of View =
Summarize
Theme
Opinions, feelings, beliefs, perspective, view point, view
Author's Purpose
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What LEAP skills means "Opinions, feelings, beliefs, perspective, view point, view,
Point of View
Theme
Main/Central Idea
Paraphrase
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Central Idea and Main Idea are the same skill that means telling what the important parts are of the story
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Central/Main Idea
Retelling on the important parts of the story
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Theme =
The life lesson from the story that teaches ME a life lesson
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Summarize =
Telling the SHORT VERSION of the Main/Central Idea (Only the important parts of the story)
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Paraphrasing =
Summarizing in your OWN words.
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Rewriting a story from the Point of View of another character =
Pretending you are a character and rewriting the story using the character's opinion
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Text Structure =
How a paragraph or a story is organized
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Sequence of Events =
Action in the order it happened in. Key words (First, Next, Then, Last, Finally,)
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Compare =
Telling how 2 or more items are alike, or similar
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Contrast =
Telling how 2 or more items are different
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If you are asked to Compare and Contrast the point of view (opinion) of each story which will you do first
First you compare the point of views in each story then NEXT you will contrast the point of view
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Writing a narrative =
Means I am writing a story, retelling a story, or rewriting a story from the p.o.v. of another character
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P. O.E. = Process of Elimination which means I am doing what?
Looking at EACH answer choice to see which I should get rid of, hold on to, and select as the correct answer
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Analyze, Analysis, =
breaking it down for a deeper/better understanding
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Literary = Literature which means ...
what you read
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Literary Analysis =
Breaking down what you just read for a deeper/better understanding
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Evaluate =
To judge/ make a decision
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Chronological Order =
Time Order uses dates, times, days in there correct order very similar to sequence of events but uses dates, times, or days in there correct order
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