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- Q1Synonyms for main ideaCentral Idea and Key Idea30sEditDelete
- Q2The most important point the author makes about the topic. This can be found at the beginning, end of the passage or implied by the text.Main Idea30sEditDelete
- Q3Ideas that support the main idea. These can be facts, examples, reasons, anecdotes (stories) and descriptions that expand on the main or central idea.Supporting Details30sEditDelete
- Q4details to support an argumentEvidence30sEditDelete
- Q5to retellRecount30sEditDelete
- Q6figure out, decideDraw Conclusion30sEditDelete
- Q7examine, determineAnalyze30sEditDelete
- Q8expressArticulate30sEditDelete
- Q9The most important details or events of a story or article from the beginning, middle, and end.Summarize30sEditDelete
- Q10How the writer organizes information.Text Structure30sEditDelete
- Q11A type of text structure that points out similarities and differences between two or more subjects.Compare/Contrast30sEditDelete
- Q12A type of text structure that presents steps in time orderChronological30sEditDelete
- Q13A type of text structure that shows how one event makes other events happenCause/ Effect30sEditDelete
- Q14A type of text structure that describes a conflict and how it's resolved.Problem/ Solution30sEditDelete
- Q15To make notes in a text by either writing or drawing words, phrases, or pictures.annotate30sEditDelete
- Q16Reading this first can help you with predicting what the text is about before reading.title30sEditDelete
- Q17Clues in surrounding text that help the reader determine the meaning of an unknown wordcontext clues30sEditDelete
- Q18A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoninginference/infer30sEditDelete
- Q19to make clear by examples or picturesillustrate30sEditDelete
- Q20Captions or words that give you information about the text.
subheadings
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