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HMH Video Review - Key Concepts for Unit 3

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the main idea of a text/story?

a)

How the text/story is set-up

b)

What the text/story is about

c)

Why the author wrote the text/story

d)

An educated guess

2.

How do you find the main idea of a text/story?

(3 correct answers!)

a)

Call or email the author of the text/story and ask

b)

Look at the key details and context clues

c)

Analyze the text features, such as the title

d)

Look at the first and last paragraphs of the text/story

3.

A thesis is a statement of the main idea the author wants to support.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Sometimes the author implies what the main idea is. What does it mean to imply?

a)

to directly state the meaning

b)

to make an educated guess

c)

to ask a question

d)

to strongly suggest the meaning

5.

What does it mean to "make an inference"?

a)

to randomly guess what something means

b)

to look up information you don't know

c)

to make an educated guess based on context clues and background information

d)

huh?

6.

How do you make inferences?

a)

You don't need to make inferences. You should know everything already!

b)

By analyzing context clues (the words in the text/story)

c)

By using background information (what you already know about a topic)

d)

By only looking at the first sentence of the paragraph

7.

What is text structure?

a)

How the author organizes the text/story

b)

What the text/story is about

c)

A piece of the text that offers more information about the topic

d)

An educated guess

8.

What are the most common types of text structure?

a)

descriptive, vivid, and detailed

b)

cause and effect, chronological (time) order, compare and contrast, and problem/solution

c)

chronological (time) order, narrative, and poem

d)

short story, novel, compare and contrast, and problem/solution

9.

Which two of these options is are ways to determine text structure?

a)

Ask, "How are the ideas related?"

b)

Google it

c)

Look at text features

d)

Read the footnotes

10.

What is author's purpose?

a)

The reason the reader reads the text/story

b)

Why the author wrote the text/story

c)

The mood or tone of the text/story

d)

How the author wrote the text/story

11.

What are four main reasons for writing?

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