Question 1

Point of View =

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Opinions, feelings, beliefs, perspective, view point, view

Answer

Summarize

Answer

Theme

Answer

Author's Purpose

Question 2

What LEAP skills means "Opinions, feelings, beliefs, perspective, view point, view,

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Point of View

Answer

Theme

Answer

Main/Central Idea

Answer

Paraphrase

Question 3

Central Idea and Main Idea are the same skill that means telling what the important parts are of the story

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true

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false

Question 4

Central/Main Idea

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Retelling on the important parts of the story

Question 5

Theme =

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The life lesson from the story that teaches ME a life lesson

Question 6

Summarize =

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Telling the SHORT VERSION of the Main/Central Idea (Only the important parts of the story)

Question 7

Paraphrasing =

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Summarizing in your OWN words.

Question 8

Rewriting a story from the Point of View of another character =

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Pretending you are a character and rewriting the story using the character's opinion

Question 9

Text Structure =

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How a paragraph or a story is organized

Question 10

Sequence of Events =

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Action in the order it happened in. Key words (First, Next, Then, Last, Finally,)

Question 11

Compare =

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Telling how 2 or more items are alike, or similar

Question 12

Contrast =

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Telling how 2 or more items are different

Question 13

If you are asked to Compare and Contrast the point of view (opinion) of each story which will you do first

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First you compare the point of views in each story then NEXT you will contrast the point of view

Question 14

Writing a narrative =

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Means I am writing a story, retelling a story, or rewriting a story from the p.o.v. of another character

Question 15

P. O.E. = Process of Elimination which means I am doing what?

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Looking at EACH answer choice to see which I should get rid of, hold on to, and select as the correct answer

Question 16

Analyze, Analysis, =

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breaking it down for a deeper/better understanding

Question 17

Literary = Literature which means ...

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what you read

Question 18

Literary Analysis =

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Breaking down what you just read for a deeper/better understanding

Question 19

Evaluate =

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To judge/ make a decision

Question 20

Chronological Order =

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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

Question 21

Problem and Solution

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List a problem, conflict or issue then ALSO gives the solution!

Question 22

Setting =

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Where or When the story happens/takes place

Question 23

First Person Point of View pronouns are....

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I, Me, My, Mine, Our, We, Us.

Question 24

2nd Person Point of View pronouns are....

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You, and Your

Question 25

3rd Person Point of View pronouns are

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He/She/ They/Them/ Characters Names! The narrator is NOT in the story

Question 26

Rewriting a story from 3rd Person Point of View to 1st Person Point of View means you will switch the pronouns from (Hint) You will use the pronouns where you pretend like you are a character and use their opinion

Accepted Answer

The story will be rewritten and no longer use Character's Name/He/She/They/Them and INSTEAD will be switched to use PRONOUNS like I, Me, My, Mine, Our, We, Us,

Question 27

Characterization = Character Traits =

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Characters Personality (Kind, Friendly, Brave, Adventurous, Mischievous, Clever,

Question 28

The F. in F.A.S.T. stands for....

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Character's FEELINGS

Question 29

The. A. in F.A.S.T. stands for...

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Character's ACTIONS

Question 30

The S. in F.A.S.T. stands for...

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What a character SAYS

Question 31

The T. in F.A.S.T. stands for....

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What a character THINKS

Question 32

Inference - Infer =

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Making a prediction

Question 33

Author's Purpose = The _______ the author writes a story

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Reason

Question 34

The P. in P.I.E. for Author's Purpose is when the author is trying to....

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Persuade (Convince) you

Question 35

The I. in P.I.E. for Author's Purpose is when the author is trying to...

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Inform you (Give you information...like when you read an INFORMational text)

Question 36

The E. in P.I.E. for Author's Purpose is when the author is trying to...

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Entertain you! The story is just for your enjoyment and the author is not Persuading or Informing you

Question 37

Figurative Language =

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Language where you FIGURE OUT the meaning

Question 38

Idioms =

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A phrase where you must FIGURE OUT the meaning using the clues

Question 39

Hyperboles =

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Extreme Exaggerations

Question 40

Personification =

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Person/Human like qualities given to a none human item

Question 41

Similes COMPARE using one of these 2 words

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Like or As

Question 42

Metaphors ________ withOUT using "like or as"

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compare

Question 43

Poems are written in _________ these groups of __________ are called _________

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Lines, lines are called stanzas

Question 44

Tone =

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The attitude/feelings of the author

Question 45

The author's "Attitude" =

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The author's feelings

Question 46

Illustrations =

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Pictures, Drawings, Images

Question 47

Narrative Point of View

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Narrator's Opinion

Question 48

Venn Diagram are used to...

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Compare and Contrast

Question 49

Using the Venn Diagram we should think of which parent

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D.A.D.

Question 50

D.A.D. for Venn Diagram means you will tell how 2 things are

Accepted Answer

Different Alike and Different

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