WorksheetsReading Vocabulary-JMS
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 39mins
Information that is true or can be proven
Opinion
Message
Fact
Tone
Lesson learned or message (heart <3 of the story )
theme
mood
tone
genre
time and place of a story
CHARACTER
PLOT
SETTING
EXPOSITION
person or animal in a story
PROTAGONIST
GIST
ANTAGONIST
CHARACTER
the main problem in a story; struggle
conflict
excerpt
author's purpose
emphasize
what does author's purpose mean?
please excuse my dear aunt sally
persuade, perform and inform
inform, entertain and invite
persuade, inform and entertain
foreshadowing
a hint about what will happen later
an event telling why something happens
telling what happened earlier in the story
The type or kind of story
Informational
Conflict
Genre
Fiction
A story that is not true or is made up
Informational
Theme
Genre
Fiction
Explaining the story you just read in a short way.
Selection
Evidence
Summary
Main Idea
What the selection is mainly about.
Selection
Summary
Evidence
Main Idea
What happens in the story.
Setting
Point-of-View
Plot
Conflict
Telling the story from the way one character or person sees it.
Setting
Point-of-View
Conflict
Plot
The time and place of the story.
Setting
Point-of-View
Conflict
Plot
before, in the beginning, to start, finally, during, in the middle, after
similar, alike, same, both, just like, different, unlike, in contrast, on the other hand
problem, issue, cause, since, consequently, therefore, as a result
The most intense, exciting or important point of the story.
Overview
Exposition
Resolution
Climax
Which sentence is an opinion?
The capital of Virginia is Richmond.
The Nile River provided soil, water, and transportation for the Egyptians.
Ancient China had the oldest and best civilization in the world.
The native language of ancient Rome was Latin, but the people spoke Greek as well.
