3rd Grade Literature Concepts

When you make a claim, you need to prove it with

• assumptions
• opinions
• beliefs
• evidence

3rd Person​ ​ (a)   2nd Person ​ (b)   1st Person​ (c)  

• "he" or "her"
• "your"
• "I" or "my"

Match the following to the story arc

• Exposition

• 3

• Rising Action

• 1

• Falling Action

• 2

• Climax

• 4

• Resolution

• 5

A non-fiction text is

• real and based on facts

• a fairytale

• not real

Reorder the following parts of a letter

• Heading

• Closing

• Signature

• Greeting

• Body

In non-fiction writing, a thesis statement is

• a summary of the entire text

• a question posed to the reader

• a statement of the main idea or argument

Fiction or Non-Fiction

Groups:

(a) Fiction

,

(b) Non-Fiction

• Biography

• Myth/Legend

• Fantasy
• Poetry
• Fairytale

• Essay

• Research Paper
• Textbook

Two words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things are called

• synonyms
• homophones

• homographs
• antonyms

Non-Fiction text is ​ (a)   while Fiction text is​ (b)  

• true
• not true
• dumb
• funny
• serious

Mia had​ (a)   many ice cream cones. She is now ​ (b)   sick ​ (c)   go ​ (d)   the park with us.

• too
• to