English Review Terms
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- Q1words or phrases surrounding an unfamiliar word that help you understand itcontext clue60sEditDelete
- Q2words with the same or similar meaningsynonym30sEditDelete
- Q3words with opposite meaningantonymn30sEditDelete
- Q4the reason the author is writing - what they're trying to tell the reading (how its written)author's purpose30sEditDelete
- Q5the author's point of view or feelings about the topic they are writing aboutauthor's perspective30sEditDelete
- Q6a source that is trusted and truthfulreliable source30sEditDelete
- Q7a source that supports the author's positionvalid source30sEditDelete
- Q8the people or animals that take part in the plotcharacter30sEditDelete
- Q9where and when a story takes placesetting30sEditDelete
- Q10the problem in a storyconflict30sEditDelete
- Q11the main idea in literary (fiction) texttheme30sEditDelete
- Q12when the story is told by the narrator's point of view; uses the pronouns I, me, mine, we, usfirst person30sEditDelete
- Q13when the narrator is telling the story, but is not a character within the story; uses the pronouns he, she, they, themthird person30sEditDelete
- Q14the sequential events in a storyplot30sEditDelete
- Q15found at the beginning of a story and introduces the reader to the main characters, the setting, and the main conflictexposition30sEditDelete
- Q16the events of the story that lead to the climax; helps to build tension; the longest part of the storyrising action30sEditDelete
- Q17the main event; the point of no return; turning point that leads to the falling actionclimax30sEditDelete
- Q18after the climax when conflicts in the story start be be resolvedfalling action30sEditDelete
- Q19the end of the story; the conflicts are resolvedresolution30sEditDelete
- Q20a comparison between two unlike things using like or assimile30sEditDelete