Vocabulary Test 2/10/23

Author's Purpose

• inform or entertain what the author wants to do with the text for the readers.

• very short version of a text that only tells the main idea and very important

• words, phrases or sentences from the text that prove a thought or idea.

Point of view

• very short version of a text

• how the author, or reader, feels about the topic of the text, or events in the text.

• inform or entertain

• order of events putting events in order-beginning-middle-end-first, second, third, last

Context Clues

• inform or entertain

• words, phrases or sentences from the text PROVE a thought or idea

• clues that help the reader understand unknown words, characters feelings, or events in the texts.

Events

• order of events

• inform of entertain

• what happens in the text beginning, middle, and end

• very short version of a text that only tells the main idea.

Sequence

• order of events-putting events in order-beginning, middle , and end-first, second ,third, and last

• words, phrases or sentences from the text that PROVE a thought or idea

• cause and effect

• inform or entertain

Summary/Summarize

• how the author, or the reader, feels about the topic of the text, or events in the text

• word, phrases or sentences from the text that PROVE a thought or idea

• very short version of a text that only tells the main idea and very important details

Evidence

• words, phrases or sentences from the text that PROVE a thought or idea.

• what happen in the text-beginning, middle, and end.

• sequence of order of evens putting events in order-beginning, middle and end