What term describes how the problem or conflict in the story is solved at the end?

The most important thought or message in a text is known as the:

Words and phrases that help you imagine how something looks, sounds, smells, tastes, or feels are called:

Where and when a story takes place is called the:

The series of events that happen in a story is known as the:

A person, animal, or creature in a story is called a:

To figure out something that isn't directly stated using clues from the text and what you already know is called:

An important thought or concept in a piece of writing is called a:

Specific information that helps explain or prove a main idea is called:

When events are told in the order they happened, from first to last, it's called:

How one event makes another event happen is called:

The most important character in a story, usually who the story is mostly about, is called the:

The reason a picture or drawing is included with the text to help you understand the story better is called:

To make a guess about what might happen next based on what you've read so far is called:

How characters act towards each other and feel about each other is called their:

The big lesson or message the author wants you to learn from the story is called the:

Who is telling the story or whose thoughts and feelings we're reading about is called:

The group of people the author is writing for is called the:

What someone thinks or believes about something is called an:

To make a decision about something based on information from the text is to:

How the author arranges information in the writing is called:

The most important point the author is making in a paragraph or section is called the:

Facts, examples, or details that help prove or explain the main idea are called:

To look at how things are similar is to:

To look at how things are different is to:

To briefly state the main points of a text is to:

To examine something closely,often by breaking it into parts, is to:

To explain what something is like using details is to:

To make something clear by giving reasons or details is to:

To give reasons why something is true or right is to:

To judge the value or quality of something is to:

To explain the meaning of something is to:

The order in which events happen or should happen is called:

The feeling or atmosphere that a piece of writing creates is called:

The author's attitude toward the subject or audience is called:

Words or phrases around an unfamiliar word that help you figure out its meaning are called:

Parts of a text that are not the main body, like headings, captions, or diagrams, are called:

The reason why the author wrote the text (to inform, persuade, or entertain) is called:

Words or phrases that mean something different from their literal meaning are called: