CRM 1.2 SBUA Review

A paragraph is an example of a

• Text Feature

• Text Structure

• Text Section

The author's or speaker's attitude about the subject or topic, expressed through word choice and ideas.

• Central Idea

• Tone

• Mood

• Theme

Special print that is slanted in order to stress importance of a word or phrase in a text

• SubiHeading

• Caption

• Italics

• Index

• The most important or main thoughts in a text

• Theme

• Title

• Central Idea

• Author's Purpose

Suggested, not directly expressed or stated

• Explicit

• Cited

• Implied

• Defined

"I love the cultural diversity in cities like New York and London, you get to learn so much about the customs, and foods from other countries."

What does the word diversity mean as it is written in the sentence?

• percentage

• differences

• similarities

• meals

The reason why an author wrote a text

• Author's Purpose

• Central Idea

• Subject

• Tone

When using the reading strategy, SOAPSTone, what should you include when identifying the Occasion? Select all that apply.

• Who is Speaking

• What prompted the writing of the text

• When was the text written

• What is the author's Tone

A text including humor and story elements is most likely written with the purpose to _____________.

• Persuade

• Inform

• Entertain

The components of a text that are not the main body, but can assist the reader in understanding the text.

• Text Section

• Text Features

• Text Structure

• Central Idea