Quarter 4

How do you figure out what a character's traits are?

• Think about their words, actions, and how others respond to them.

• Look at the setting.

• The theme

• The resolution

Reorder the following fiction story elements

• Rising Action Events

• Conflict

• Falling Action Events

• Setting/

  Characters

• Resolution

What does the word setting mean?

• The text features

• Where and When the story takes place

• The lesson of the text

• The moral of the story

Match the following Nonfiction Text Structures to their definitions:

• Details all about a topic

• Compare/

  Contrast

• Similarities and Differences

• Description

• Steps going in an order

• Cause/Effect

• Something happens that needs to be solved

• Sequence

• One event happens then another event happens

• Problem/

  Solution

The ​ (a)   of the text is the lesson or larger message for the reader.

• theme
• setting
• characters
• cause
• effect

The ​ (a)   genre has made up characters but the events could happen in real life. The ​ ​ (b)   genre has true facts about events that did happen in real life.

• realistic fiction
• nonfiction
• science fiction
• fantasy
• poetry

Reorder the following paragraphs for an essay:

• Conclusion

• Body Paragraph 2

• Body Paragraph 3

• Topic Sentence

• Body Paragraph 1

Which are examples of 3 nonfiction text features:

• map

  characters

  setting

• setting

  photographs

  table of contents

• table of contents

  diagrams

  conflict

• index

  glossary

  bold print

Which strategy do we use for short answer writing answers:

• PIE

• RAPP

• RADDS

• SETT

The author writes a text either to ​ (a)   ​ (b)   or ​ (c)   the reader.

• persuade
• inform
• entertain
• engage
• purpose
• interest
• excite
• satisfy
• laugh