4.3 Review Flashcards

Front

Setting

Back

Where and when the story happens

Front

Infer

Back

To figure something out using clues

Front

Theme

Back

The lesson or big idea of the story

Front

Summary

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To tell the most important parts in a short way

Front

RACES Strategy

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Helps to answer a question using text evidence

Front

Apostrophes are used to show ownership or a contraction.

Back

Apostrophes indicate possession or the omission of letters in contractions.

Front

Quotation marks are used to show when someone is talking.

Back

Quotation marks indicate direct speech or quotations.

Front

The full words for the contraction "don’t" are "do not."

Back

The contraction "don’t" is formed by omitting the letter 'o' from 'do not'.

Front

Correct use of quotation marks: My teacher said, "We will read a story today."

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This sentence correctly uses quotation marks to indicate spoken words.

Front

Write a sentence using quotation marks to show someone speaking.

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Example: "I love reading books," she said.