ECA REVIEW 1

The key concept or subject that the author is talking about

Is always written in First Person Point of View

Is found in the subtitle of the reading

Describes the author and what they think is important

Sentences in the reading that compare and contrast differing points of view

Sentences in the reading that are connected to the what the author is talking about, such as details

Sentences in the reading that are not connected to what the author is talking about

Sentences in the reading that are always found in the last paragraph of the reading

a group of words taken from a text or speech and repeated by someone other than the original author or speaker

an alphabetical list of terms or words found in or relating to a specific subject, text, or dialect, with explanations; a brief dictionary

a tool or a collection that serves as a guide, list, or indicator to find specific information or a particular item

the text below that adds information about the headline, or that sets apart sections of an article or book and usually printed in type that's smaller than the heading but larger than the text that follows

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to explain a personal experience using the words I, me, we, us, our, mine, or myself

to compare and contrast the main ideas within the paragraph

to create a large overview of its main idea and essential supporting points, using your own words and significantly fewer words than the original text

to create a short overview of its main idea and essential supporting points, using your own words and significantly fewer words than the original text

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Context Clue

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