What is Text Evidence?

Textual evidence is a direct quote or specific detail from a text that supports your answer

Text evidence is a summary of the main idea.

Text evidence is a personal opinion about a text.

Text evidence is a type of literary device used in poetry.

Categorize These quotes into good evidence or bad evidence

“The character expressed their fear through vivid descriptions.”

“The character's actions clearly demonstrated their anxiety.”

“The setting contributed to the character's sense of dread.”

“The character seemed scared.”

“The character was afraid.”

“Everyone thought the character was scared.”

Which is NOT a way to cite evidence?

just start your sentence with your quote

What is the strongest textual evidence that shows Anne is afraid of losing her new home?

"Anne felt her heart sink as she realized she might have to leave."

Anne Shirley had never had a real home.

She had spent most of her life in orphanages, dreaming of a family that would love her.

When she was sent to live at Green Gables, she thought her dreams had come true.

What is the strongest textual evidence that explains how Helen Keller overcame her struggles?

"With patience and determination, Anne taught Helen how to use sign language and even how to read and write."

Helen Keller lost her sight and hearing when she was a baby.

For years, she struggled to communicate with the world. But everything changed when a teacher named Anne Sullivan came into her life.

Helen’s world opened up, and she eventually went to college, becoming a famous author and activist.

What is the definition of figurative language

Words or phrases that go beyond their literal meaning to create a special effect or feeling.

Figurative language refers to the use of only simple words.

Figurative language is a type of grammar rule.

Figurative language is the literal meaning of words.

What is the definition of symbolism

When an object, person, or event represents a deeper meaning or idea beyond its literal meaning.

Symbolism is the study of ancient texts.

Symbolism refers to the literal meaning of words.

Symbolism is a type of artistic style focused on realism.

what is the definition of tone in literature

the author's attitude toward the subject, characters, or audience in a piece of writing.

Tone refers to the genre of a literary work.

Tone is the physical setting of a story.

Tone is the main character's development throughout the plot.

What is the definition of distinguish

means to tell the difference between things.

To identify the similarities between two or more things.

To confuse or mix up different items.

To ignore the differences between items.

What is the definition of characteristics

The important parts or features of something.

Characteristics are random facts about a person.

Characteristics are the same as opinions.

Characteristics are temporary states of being.

What is the definiton of analyze

To break something down and examine it closely.

To ignore and overlook details.

To summarize briefly without analysis.

To memorize information without understanding.

Categorize the characteristics of each type of writing

Has a beginning, middle and end

Match each example with the type of writing it is

The Grand Canyon is one of the most visited national parks in the United States. Over millions of years, the Colorado River carved through layers of rock, creating its steep cliffs and breathtaking views. Scientists continue to study the canyon’s formation to learn more about Earth’s history.

Students should not be required to wear school uniforms. Uniforms take away students’ ability to express themselves and do not improve academic performance. Instead of making everyone dress the same, schools should focus on fostering creativity and individuality.

As Mia stepped onto the icy sidewalk, she felt her feet slip out from under her. In a split second, she was airborne, arms flailing wildly. Before she knew it, she landed with a thud, cheeks burning as laughter echoed around her.

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