Starr ELA Review

The most important thing the author says about a topic

• Theme

• Central Idea

• Inference

• Text Evidence

A way of explaining or describing something by pointing out a feature it has in common with something else

• Analogy

• Category

• Inference

• Bureau

Information used to support an opinion or belief- can be used to support an inference.

• Evidence

• Summary

• Detail

• Text

A brief recount of the text including the central idea and most important supporting details

• Outline

• Summary

• Cornell Notes

• Objective

What is the meaning of "merged" in the line?

"Is merged into the backcloth of the land"

• blended

• elevated

• shimmered

• faded

To shape, or create

• combine

• develop

• analyze

• support

To break apart; dig deep in a text

• summarize

• analyze

• read

• write

facts, examples, reasons, or descriptions that support the central idea

• Supporting Details

• Subtitle

• Summary

• Inference

To skim text before reading and pay attention to titles. subtitles, bold print, charts and graphs

• Vocab. Rehab

• Preview and Predict

• Analyze

• Summarize

In order to know the meaning of a word, the reader must look at the ____________ in which it is used.

• Central Idea

• Inference

• Dictionary

• Context