Reading SKills

4. The information that supports your claim.
9. This is the base word that can have affixes added to change its meaning. (Ex. preHEATing)
11. Type of context clue when the author defines the unknown word.
12. An extreme exaggeration.
15. The type of context clue where the author gives a word that has a similar meaning.
16. Giving inanimate object human like qualities.
18. A comparison of two unlike things without using like or as.
19. The type of context clue when the reader must use their own life experiences.
20. A affix that can be added at the end of the word to change the meaning. (Ex. ConductING)
21. The feeling of a word that goes beyond the definition.

1. A word that represents a sound.
2. A phrase that has a hidden meaning.
3. The type of context clue when the author gives a word that has a opposite meaning.
5. This owrd means time
6. This word means fear of
7. This word means to love
8. The person who writes the story.
10. The repetition of consonant sounds.
11. A conversation between 2 or more characters in a story.
13. The literal definition of a word.
14. The type of context clue when the author gives examples.
15. A comparison of two unlike things using like or as.
16. A affix that can be added before the word to change the meaning. (Ex. UNhappy)
17. The person who tells the story.