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Section 1

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Connotative Meaning

Front

Implied or suggested meaning. How does the word lazy make you feel?

Back

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Map

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Friendly Letter

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Back

Subheadings

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Back

Persuasive Text

Front

Tried to get the reader to do something.

Back

Newspaper

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Back

Directions

Front

How to Change Oil in 6 Steps When changing oil, always check the owner's manual to find the correct amount and type of oil and filter needed. 1. Start the vehicle and allow the oil to warm up a minute. 2. Locate the oil pan, drain plug, and remove the plug for draining.

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Mood

Front

How we feel as readers. The emotion the author makes us feel.

Back

Cause and Effect

Front

A relationship between events or things. A combination between action and reaction.

Back

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Back

Typeface

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Simile

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Timeline

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Rhetorical Question

Front

A question asked to make a point or to create a dramatic effect. Do I look like a maid to you?

Back

Thank You Note

Front

1001 Parkway Rome, NY 12345 January 1, 2006 Dear Grandma, Thank you for the cozy sweater. It will keep me warm when I go ice skating. I hope you come with me sometime! Thanks again. You always pick the perfect gift! Love, Ana

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Caption

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Venn Diagram

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Author's Purpose

Front

The reason the author has for writing the piece of work: inform, entertain, or persuade.

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Tone

Front

The author's attitude toward a subject.

Back

List

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Glossary

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Index

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Informational Text

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Back

Compare and Contrast

Front

To look for similarities and differences among a topic.

Back

Metaphor

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Title Page

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Informational Text: Language, Craft, and Structure

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Cards (27)

Connotative Meaning

Implied or suggested meaning. How does the word lazy make you feel?

Table of Contents

Map

Friendly Letter

Subheadings

Persuasive Text

Tried to get the reader to do something.

Newspaper

Directions

How to Change Oil in 6 Steps When changing oil, always check the owner's manual to find the correct amount and type of oil and filter needed. 1. Start the vehicle and allow the oil to warm up a minute. 2. Locate the oil pan, drain plug, and remove the plug for draining.

Mood

How we feel as readers. The emotion the author makes us feel.

Cause and Effect

A relationship between events or things. A combination between action and reaction.

Advertisement

Typeface

Simile

Timeline

Rhetorical Question

A question asked to make a point or to create a dramatic effect. Do I look like a maid to you?

Thank You Note

1001 Parkway Rome, NY 12345 January 1, 2006 Dear Grandma, Thank you for the cozy sweater. It will keep me warm when I go ice skating. I hope you come with me sometime! Thanks again. You always pick the perfect gift! Love, Ana

Caption

Venn Diagram

Author's Purpose

The reason the author has for writing the piece of work: inform, entertain, or persuade.

Tone

The author's attitude toward a subject.

List

Glossary

Index

Informational Text

Compare and Contrast

To look for similarities and differences among a topic.

Metaphor

Title Page