Vocabulary List 5

Front

describes the narrator of a story who is not a character in the story but looks at events from outside. (he, she, and they pronouns)

Back

Third Person Point of View

Front

the person who tells a story

Back

Narrator

Front

a text structure that describes the relationship between one thing- the cause that brings about or causes something else- the effect

Back

Cause and Effect

Front

explain how or why something happens.

Back

Scientific Ideas

Front

the way in which two or more people, events, or things are connected

Back

Relationships

Front

the author's viewpoint that allows the reader to know how the author thinks and feels about a topic.

Back

Point of View (Informational)

Front

point of view

Back

Perspective

Front

a text structure that is written in a time order, or steps in a process

Back

Sequence

Front

describes the narrator of a story who is a character in the story and experiences what happens. (I, me, and we pronouns)

Back

First Person Point of View

Front

the perspective from which a piece of text is written.

Back

Point of View (Literature)