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| Using the text to determine what happens next, before you read and as you read |
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| To picture people, places, and events as they are being described in the text |
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| A logical guess based on evidence |
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| Relate the content of literature to an experience that you have had |
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| Relate the content of literature to an event that has occured in the world |
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| Relate the content of literature to another literary work |
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| Things that can be seen, a character's appearance |
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| How the character acts, their personality |
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| The process of asking questions while reading. Helps the reader to understand characters and events |
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| To point out what two or more things have in common |
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| A definition, synonym, example, comparison or contrast, or any expression that enables readers to infer the word's meaning |
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| Words or phrases that help readers see, hear, taste, smell, and feel what a writer is describing |
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| Persuasive Business Letter |
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| A letter that tries to influence people to get things done |
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| Telling the main ideas of a piece of writing briefly, in one's own words |
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| Identifying details that are important as you read |
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| To combine details of a story |
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| To point out differences between things |
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