RL 4.1-9 Skills & Strategies

Which quotation supports the inference that...?

• DAII- Decide, Activate, Investigate, Infer

• SWBST- Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then

• CPSS- Characters, Problems, Solution, Settings

• POVN- Point of View of the Narrator- Pronouns

Which choice provides a summary of the LITERARY passage?

• CPSS- Characters, Problems, Solution, Settings

• PTQ- Picture, Tone, Quote

• CPSM+SE- Characters, Problems, Solutions, Moral + Settings & Events

• CES- Compare & Contrast Characters, Events, Settings

In which way does this paragraph contribute to the overall structure of the passage?

• DAII- Decide, Activate, Investigate, Infer

• GTT- Compare & Contrast Genre, Topic, Theme

• CPSS- Characters, Problems, Solution, Settings

• CES- Compare & Contrast Characters, Events, Settings

How does the setting change?

• Setting- When & Where

• PTQ- Picture, Tone, Quote

• SWBST- Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then

• DAII- Decide, Activate, Investigate, Infer

What does the author mean by this phrase?

• Infer- Background Knowledge & Text Evidence

• SWBST- Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then

• POVN- Point of View of the Narrator- Pronouns

• GTT- Compare & Contrast Genre, Topic, Theme

What does the text say happened?

• IDEAS- Infer, Definition, Example, Antonym, Synonym

• CPSM- Characters, Problem, Solution, Moral

• PTQ- Picture, Tone, Quote

• RTT- Refer To Text

How do the characters differ?

• CTFA- Character's Thoughts, Feelings, Actions

• SWBST- Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then

• CPSM- Characters, Problem, Solution, Moral

• IDEAS- Infer, Definition, Example, Antonym, Synonym

What is the meaning of the word?

• DAII- Decide, Activate, Investigate, Infer

• IDEAS- Infer, Definition, Example, Antonym, Synonym

• PTQ- Picture, Tone, Quote

• CES- Compare & Contrast Characters, Events, Settings

What is the narrator's point of view?

• 1st person- Narrator is main character focused on his own thoughts & feelings.

• 3rd person- Narrator is not a character and is focused on the actions of the characters.

• Dialogue is a conversation between characters and NOT the narrator telling the story.

• POVN- Point of View of the Narrator- Pronouns

How does the narrator's third person point of view influence the events of the story?

• 3rd person- Narrator is not a character and is focused on the actions of the characters.

• 3rd person- Narrator is main character focused on his own thoughts & feelings.

• POVN- Point of View of the Narrator- Pronouns

• Dialogue is conversation between characters, NOT the narrator telling the story.