Who has... Central Idea Practice

Who is the most successful?

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Match the following

• information about the topic- typically includes facts, anecdotes, ect

• key details

• the main idea or focus of the text/source

• topic

• • just one word or two & is often

  • the most used word in source

• Central Idea

Please label where each part of central idea goes when making a circle map

a

b

key details

topic (one-three words)

A central idea statement is a full sentence. It should be structured with the following format: The central of idea of the source is ​ (a)   ​and (b)   .

• topic
• key details/information
• period
• name
• citing textual evidence

Reorder the steps of identifying central idea.

• Identity the topic (write in the middle circle of your circle map)

• Write central idea statement (full sentence)

• Identity key details or information about the topic (write on outside circle of circle map)

• Read the text

Who has more grammys (music award)?

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What is the topic of the following source?

A Grammy Award is any of a series of awards presented each year in the United States by either the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences or the Latin Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences. The Grammys, as they are commonly known, are meant to recognize spectacular work in the music industry. The Grammy Awards are annually presented in the United States by the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences (NARAS). Each year, record companies and academy members submit entries for consideration. NARAS voting members select five nominees for each award, with each voter casting a ballot only in their field of expertise.

• Beyonce

• Taylor Swift

• Grammys

• Topic and key detail put together in one full sentence

Who has more subscribers (to their YouTube Channel)?

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Read the following source and then drag in the correct words to fill in the central idea statement.

At 24 years old, Jimmy Donaldson, also known as MrBeast, is one of the most-viewed and highest-paid creators on YouTube. His early viral videos included challenging feats like reading every word in the dictionary or counting from zero to 100,000 for 40 straight hours. Lately, he's become known for his stunt philanthropy, giving away money or committing acts of kindness and filming them for content. His ambitious challenges and money giveaways have helped him grow his channel to roughly 131 million subscribers, the most in YouTube's history. 

The central ​ (a)   of the ​ (b)   is ​ (c)   is a famous ​ (d)   .

• Dude Perfect
• kind person
• idea
• source
• Mr. Beast
• Youtuber

Who has more championships (NBA Finals)?

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