Reading Review

Sometimes a text presents similarities and differences between two people, two animals, or two ideas. This text structure is called:

• problem and solution.

• description.

• compare and contrast.

• cause and effect.

Sometimes a text contains a list of events in the order that the events happened. This type of text is:

• problem and solution.

• description.

• cause and effect.

• sequential/chronological.

I f someone asks me to recount or retell a story, I will tell them:

• P.I.E.--persuade, inform, entertain

• Cause and Effect, Problem and Solution, Description

• characters, setting, problem, events, solution

• introduction, statement of opinion, supporting reasons, conclusion

When someone asks me to tell about a character's traits, I immediately think about:

• how that character looks

• what the character wants

• what the character says and does

• what the character feels

When CLEM Cougars take a test, they:

• read the directions carefully.

• read every single answer and cross out bad answers.

• go back to the text to find answers if they are unsure.

• do all of the above.

What are context clues?

• words around an unknown word that help the reader understand what the word means.

• words that are the same

• words that are the opposite

What is making predictions?

• making an educational guess on what we think may happen based on prior knowledge and what we have read.

• finding the cause

• sequencing

What is the setting of a story?

• when and where a story takes place

• when

• where

• plot

What are characters in a story?

• the people or animals in a story.

• where and when a story takes place

• predicting

• context clues

What is author's purpose?

• why the author writes a story.

• context clues

• predicting

• synonyms