Across
- 5. How the information in the text is organized (cause and effect, sequence of events, compare and contrast, problem and solution)
- 7. The order in which things happen.
- 9. What's going wrong in the story or the main problem.
- 11. Giving an animal or object human like characteristics
- 12. The life lesson of a story or the author's message.
- 13. Pictures, charts, diagrams, ect. that are used to help you better understand the text (text ___________)
- 15. Say or estimate what will happen in the future by using text evidence.
- 16. The main events that happen in a story.
- 17. Making a comparison not using like or as. Example: The snow is a white blanket.
Down
- 1. The person who tells the events of a story.
- 2. Sound. Example: "Bam!"
- 3. Someone's feelings, thoughts, or emotions on a topic.
- 4. How the character solves the problem.
- 6. Where and when the story takes place.
- 7. Making a comparison using like or as. Example: Strong as an ox.
- 8. A character's thoughts, feelings, and actions.
- 10. Point of View where a character from the book telling the story. Using words like I or Me.
- 14. Information from the text that answers and supports your response (The text says, "_____")
- 18. Point of View where a narrator is telling the story and you don't know the thoughts or feelings of any characters.