Perspective is a synonym for _________and means___________

point of view/how you see things

mood/how you feel when you read a text

In a fiction story, climax is...........

the turning point, or part where either a character or event changes.

where the conflict starts to build in a story

the beginning of the story where characters are introduced.

An objective summary is.........

a summary of the main idea but without your opinion, only the facts!

Inferences drawn from the text plus details.

the main idea and how you feel about it!

In literature, or fiction (made up) stories, THEME is..........

the message or lesson an author wants you to learn.

What happens in the exposition of a story?

the characters, setting, conflict is introduced

The rising action...........

Is where the conflict starts to happen

Falling action is...........

the part of the story where conflict is beginning to resolve and all loose ends are tied up.

end of story where all problems are solved

Resolution is.........

end of story where all conflict is resolved.

part where conflict and tension builds

The RACE strategy can be used for........

Answering inference questions with textual evidence

The BEST reading strategy you can do is.....

Read the text and "Ink Think" or "Talk to the Text" to track your thoughts and ideas.

Quickly read the text and never look back.

Skim the text and cross out wrong answers.

Read the text and go straight to the questions, without looking back at the text.

Author's purpose means.........

Why he/she writes a text: to inform, entertain, or persuade someone.

The message they want to deliver.

how he/she feels when they write a text.

Before you turn in your EOG, you MUST

Make sure each passage is marked up, AND each question is BUBBLED IN!

Make sure only questions are bubbled in.

Make sure the questions are only answered in the book.

Make sure answers are bubbled only.

If you want to easily mark up your text, you can use the PUMA strategy to help you. PUMA stands for:

Parts (label the parts of the text), U (Underline known words and figure out what they mean using context clues), M (main idea of each section), A (Ask questions to the author).

P: point of view U: underline text M: mention title A: annotate

P: Perspective U: understand text M: main idea A: answer questions

P: Parts U: Underline important ideas M: Main idea A: Answer multiple choice questions

When you get a new passage, a good test-taking strategy is:

First read multiple choice questions to know what you are looking for in the text

First read the questions then start answering them

The difference between fact and opinion is........

Facts are true and opinions are what each person thinks

Facts and opinions are both true

Facts are fake and opinions are true

What someone says, and it has these marks around it: "...."

When reading a text, how can text features help you?

By looking at subheadings, pictures, titles you can preview the text before reading to show you main idea.

They can help you to tell you the whole story.

They can help you answer all the multiple choice only.

They cannot help you at all with the text.

Author's style is.........

The way the author uses word choice, sentence structure, figurative language all together to create meaning in a text.

The way the author creates a mood.

The way the author uses characters to show you a story.

The way the author uses words to create feelings.

The audience is.......

The people the author is writing to

Bias means...........

When an author is in FAVOR of something and this shows up in his/her writing to influence the reader unfairly

The author agrees with all the readers

The author persuades the reader of something

ELA EOG Review 1

Authored by Michele Franko

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6th Grade

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only in fiction text.

a central idea.

a fact.

his/her opinion or stance on something; their argument

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