23-24 6th grade ELA SLO

The way the author writes or tells a story...

• style

• imagery

• figurative language

• mood

Using the five senses to add depth of detail to writing is known as...

• key details

• sensory details

• imagery

• figurative language

A style (author purpose) that allows the writer to tell a story. Actual events, or imagined events told in a timeline...

• anecdote

• memoir

• storytelling

• narrative

A narrative written from the perspective of the author, about an important part of their life...

• narrative

• memoir

• storytelling

• anecdote

Figures of speech ; some examples include simile, metaphor, personification, aliteration...

• anecdote

• figurative language

• imagery

• memoir

Information that is genuine, authentic, believable or trustworthy is...

• credible

• validity

• quote

• trace

Identifying the author's claims and evidence in an argument is called a...

• trace

• evaluate

• claim

• thesis

The main idea of an essay, report, speech, or research paper is called a...

• evidence

• thesis

• summary

• bias

The use of inferences and conclusions to think about information in a logical, sensible way...

• quote

• trace

• thesis

• reasoning

An exact copy of someone else's words, usually enclosed in quotation marks...

• quote

• evidence

• bias

• plagiarism