To help​ ​ (a)  

An educated guess based on what you know and what you read (a)  

The main point of a text (a)  

To take lines from the text your reading to prove your inference. (a)  

(a)   To Tell

Words directly from the story or article your are reading to support your inferences. (a)  

An authors words you are using to prove your own ideas with "quotation marks" to indicate it is someone elses words. (a)  

Parts (a)  

To retell a story/article with the main events/points from beginning, middle and end. (a)  

A statement that can be supported with evidence (a)  

The lesson the author wants you to learn from the story (a)  

The way a character/author views a situation (a)  

(a)   Parts of a fiction story

(a)   The beginning of a fiction story where the characters and conflict are introduced.

(a)   The end of a story when the conflict is solved.

​ (a)   When the main character comes face to face with the conflict

A problem a character has with outside forces. Example: Man vs. man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Technology, Man vs. Society. (a)  

A problem the character has within herself. (a)  

How the character changes and grows throughout the story.​ (a)  

To show (a)  

To grow​ (a)  

To start/begin (a)  

(a)   A detailed explanation

Communicate (a)  

The way a word makes you feel. For example: positive or negative (a)  

The emotions words from a story/article make you feel (a)  

The attitude an author has in a particular section of text or story. (a)  

To have an affect on something (a)  

Show/explain ​ (a)  

(a)   Connects to the inference you are trying to prove.

Does not connect to the inference you are tryin to prove (a)  

What I can use to help me define an unknown word while im reading. For example: examples, antonyms, synonyms (a)  

Connects with another idea (a)  

(a)   How a text is organized.

To show the similarities and differences between texts. (a)  

When an author discusses issues and then how to solve those issues (a)  

When an author explains her ideas in order: first, next, last.. (a)  

(a)   When an author includes images, captions, a title, heading etc to enhance the main idea of a text.

When one idea is not the same as another idea, the ideas (a)  

Word (a)