suggested or hinted at but not actually expressed in words

a reference in a text to a well-known text, person, event or place

 the narrative voice in a poem

the way a person looks at or thinks about something 

a text that provides information or facts

the authors most important ideas in a text supported by key details

a reason for doing something 

details from a reading that help support an idea 

a set of two lines of poetry, each of which ends with a rhyme

the time, place, and social environment in which the events of a text occur

the problem or struggle in a story

the order of events in a text 

the practice of asking questions before, during, and after reading to increase understanding

alike in group, society, or class

to recount the important points of a text 

 the story of a person’s life as told by that person 

a person’s perspective, position or opinion 

 to quote something, such as a text from an original source, to be an example or offer expertise 

a piece of writing that will later be revised

to correct and improve a piece of writing 

a book, statement, or person from which information is gathered

 believable, trustworthy 

 closely connected with the topic; helpful in proving or disproving something