ELA and Reading Review

6. .edu and .gov are examples of credible _______
7. A type of figurative language that is an extreme exaggeration
8. The problem characters face in a story
10. The moral or message of a story
14. A source that shows favor to one thing, person, or group compared to another
17. A type of figurative language that compares two things using the words "like" or "as"
19. Compare/Contrast, Problem/Solution, Sequential Order, are all examples of types of text __________
21. Evidence that is stated directly in the text
22. The attitude an author has about a certain topic
23. The spoken words in a piece of text

1. The opposing character/force of the main character
2. An educated guess based on the information provided or background knowledge
3. The author's reason for writing a piece of text
4. This is the format used to write text dependent/short answer responses.
5. The main character of the story
8. Reliable and trustworthy sources of information are known as ______ sources
9. Evidence that is not stated directly in the text, it is implied
11. A type of figurative language that compares two things without using the words "like" or "as"
12. This is the format used to write a fiction summary
13. The main point the author wants to make about a topic is know as the ______ idea
15. The sequence of events that occur in a narrative story
16. Dramatic ________ is the term to describe when the audience knows more than the characters in the story.
18. The feeling a reader gets from a piece of text
20. Details that authors use to activate the senses are known _________ details