Unit 6 [4-6] Flashcards
composite
something made up of different things
3 R’s - Responding to the Literary Text
1 –Reflect over what you have read.
2 –React to what you read by sharing what you liked.
3 –Respond to what you read by expressing your opinions.
A summary should include:
main conflict
theme
setting
characters
It is important to include
_________ from the book to help explain what you liked about it.
evidence
Your reaction includes what the story __________(1) you of and what you might have
________(2) from reading the story.
reminds (1)
learned (2)
Your response should include your _________ and _________ about what you have read.
thoughts (1)
feelings (2)
fluent
- the state of being smooth; able to read, speak, or write with ease
- which means that the sentences flow smoothly into each other.
conjunctions
- words that combine related ideas into one sentence
- examples: or, and, but, or because
relative pronoun
- pronoun that connects a phrase to a noun or pronoun to indicate “which one.”
- Relative pronouns do not have to match gender or number.
- Most of them can be used with people or objects.
main relative pronouns are
who, whom, whose, which, and that
different types and styles of sentences are
- Simple sentences
- Compound sentences
- Sentence types: imperative, declarative, interrogative, and exclamatory