Week 17

2. a struggle or disagreement between people, ideas, or forces; The problem
5. a thing or person that has the power to affect or change another
6. When you repeat the exact words someone said or wrote, using quotation marks “..” to show where the words begin and end
7. person a character in the story who tells it from their own point of view using words like “I”, “me”, “we”, and “us”
9. a short retelling of the story that tells the main events.
11. The most exciting and important part of the story; where the conflict is at its highest point and the story is about to change.
12. of view perspective from which a story is told; or who is telling the story.
15. a person’s viewpoint or how they see things, which is shaped by their experiences and feelings.
18. Solving a problem or a conflict

1. breaking down the information to understand how and why the author used specific facts, examples, or descriptions to make their point
3. Traits Special qualities that describe a person’s personality or actions. Like being kind, brave, or honest.
4. Structure how the text is organized or put together by the author
5. The process of reaching a conclusion based on details in the text and your own background knowledge
8. Person tells a story from the outside, using pronouns like “he”, “she”, “it” or “they”
9. details facts, examples, reason, or steps that explains or backs up the main idea.
10. idea what the text is mainly or mostly about
13. Looking at the whole thing, not just small parts.
14. an important lesson or message the author wants you to learn in the story
16. Elements Parts of a story; examples are conflict, setting, resolution
17. a small part taken from a larger piece of writing, like a book or a speech.