a relationship in which one event (the cause) makes another event happen (the effect)

any person, animal, or figure represented in the passage

see how they are the same Click the boxes to compare how Passage 1 and Passage 2 present information about ________.

fill in until full or have used all answer choices

a problem to solve Each story has a conflict that is resolved differently. Choose the way the conflict is resolved and place it in the appropriate box for each story.

the right choice that best matches the information in the passages

to make Click the boxes to create a summary of Passage 2 by putting the events in the correct order.

to tell what something is like using words Which sentence describes the character’s feelings at the end of Passage 2?

writing about a person How does Passage 1 describe the characters? Drag three descrip#ons into the correct boxes below each character’s name.

not the same as another Each story has a conflict that is resolved differently. Choose the way the conflict is resolved and place it in the appropriate box for each story.

pull or place in the correct spot Both passages are about characters who are in mysterious settings. Drag the details about how each author describes the setting to the correct boxes in the Venn diagram.

things that happen in the story Place the events from Passage 1 in the table according to the order in which they happen in the story.

facts from the passage that prove your answer to be true Which piece of evidence from Passage 1 supports your answer in Part A?

to make clear Select the sentence from Passage 1 that helps explain why the main character changed their mind.

what the passage is trying to say Drag the statements below into the correct sections of the Venn diagram to show the points of view the passages express.

seen or discovered Which information can be found under the heading _______ in Passage 2?

the title of a section in the passage Which information can be found under the heading _______ in Passage 2?

to make easier Select the sentence from Passage 1 that helps explain why the main character changed their mind.

picture What does the reader understand using the information from Passage 1 and the illustration?

what the whole text is mostly about What is the main idea of Passage 2?

having a feeling of strangeness Both passages are about characters who are in mysterious settings. Drag the details about how each author describes the setting to the correct boxes in the Venn diagram.

the person who is telling the story Why does the narrator show the character talking to herself?

part of a sentence Which phrase describes the structure of paragraph 1 and 2?

a message the narrator is trying to get across

show or explain Click the boxes to compare how Passage 1 and Passage 2 present information about ________.

an explanation of why Select two reasons the author included paragraph 11 in Passage 2.

fixed, to find a solution Each story has a conflict that is resolved differently. Choose the way the conflict is resolved and place it in the appropriate box for each story.

how is it important What role does paragraph 11 have in the passage?

alike but not exactly the same How are the points of view in both passages similar?

how the passage was written Which phrase describes the structure of paragraph 1 and 2?

restating all the main parts Which two sentences should be included in a summary of Passage 1?

text evidence that proves your answer to be true What is one detail from the passage? Use information from Passage 1 to support your answer.

a graphic organizer with boxes Place the events from Passage 1 in the table according to the order in which they happen in the story.

the overall meaning or central topic of the passage What is the theme of Passage 1?

how the characters consider or think of those around them What does the word ____ show about the character’s aMtude toward others?

learned from the passage What does the reader understand using the information from Passage 1 and the illustration?

asking for information Which sentence supports the answer in Part A?

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FLASHCARD QUESTION

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According

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as stated by

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actions

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the process of doing something

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agree

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have the same opinion about

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alike

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ways they are the same

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appropriate

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where it fits with the story

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author

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the writer of the passage

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based

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use the information in the passage

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