Notebook terms Flashcards

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What is first person point of view?

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the narrator is a character in the story using pronouns like I, me, and we.

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What is second person point of view?

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the narrator speaks directly to the reader using pronouns like you.

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What is third person point of view?

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the narrator is not a character; the narrator uses pronouns like he & she.

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What are Text Features?

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photographs, illustrations, captions, maps, sidebars, headlines, special types of print (bolded, italicized, or underlined words), subheadings, table of contents, charts and graphs, bullet points, glossaries, and infographics.

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What is central idea?

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the main point an author is trying to make

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What are supporting details/evidence?

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information used to support an argument or claim.

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What is Text evidence?

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comes from the text and can be in the form of a direct quotation or paraphrase.

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Define genuine in the following sentence. “…experts worry that many kids 1 in 4 are so busy connecting online that they might be missing out on genuine friendships.”

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sincere or real

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define virtual in the following sentence. “If we are constantly checkingin with our virtual worlds, this leaves little time for our real-
world relationships,”

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not physically existing

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define incite in the following sentence. “In the 1930s, kids were listening to music on their radios while doing homework, inciting panic that they wouldn’t learn a thing.”

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to stir up or urge on

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define overtax in the following sentence. “But in fact, these interruptions are hard on your overtaxed brain.”

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to ask more than what can be given by someone.

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what does incessant multitasking mean in this sentence? “But look beyond the dizzying array of beeping, buzzing devices, and the incessant multitasking.”

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continual multitasking

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Define “consistent” from this sentence. “13 and 14 year olds were found to interact on social network sites. In ways that were consistent with their offline relationships and patterns of behaviors.”

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Consistent means were similar to

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Define converse from this sentence. “Adolescents are largely using social networking sites to keep in touch with friends they already know, not to converse with strangers.”

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Converse means to talk with

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Define “jeopardize” in the following sentence. “I think the majority of kids use it in ways that don’t jeopardize their well being.”

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Jeopardize means hurt or harm.

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What is an anecdote?

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a short and amusing story.

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What is antecedent?

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a thing or event that existed before or logically precedes another.

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What does it mean to annotate a text?

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To annotate the text means to take notes directly on the text.