English 1 Review

1. The feeling created in the reader by a text.
2. The main argument or point of a text.
5. To identify similarities between two things.
6. To reach a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning.
7. To identify differences between two things.
11. The group of people who are intended to receive or view a message.
14. A direct copy of a text or speech.
15. Facts or information used to support a claim or argument.
18. The opening paragraph of an essay that introduces the topic.
19. The strategy we use for responses to Answer the prompt, Cite text evidence, and Explain our reason.

1. The key idea or information that is being communicated.
3. The time and place of a story.
4. The result of a cause.
5. The final paragraph of an essay that summarizes the main points.
8. The lesson or moral of a text.
9. The reason why something is created → Persuade, Inform, or Entertain
10. A struggle or problem that needs to be resolved.
12. The author's attitude toward a subject.
13. Idea The most important point or argument in a text.
16. A reason for an event or action.
17. A technique used to grab the reader's attention at the beginning of a text.