Text Evidence, piece of information or a quote from a story or article that proves your answer is right, Cite, to mention or refer to something as evidence to support, Quote, when you repeat the exact words that someone else said or wrote, Paraphrase, taking something you read or heard and retelling it in your own words while keeping the exact same meaning, Inference, Coming to a conclusion by combining clues with things you already know, Genre, a category of art, music, writing, or film, Non-Fiction, contains true facts about a topic, Fiction, not real or made up, Biography, story about a real person’s life written by another person, Autobiography, story about a real person’s life written by that same person, Realistic Fiction, fictional characters set in present time; events did not happen but could really happen, Science Fiction, fictional characters often set in the future using technology and science, Historical Fiction, takes place in the past; setting is real, but characters are made up, Mystery, story about a puzzling event that is usually suspenseful, Fantasy, story that includes events that could never happen in real life, Folk Tale, story from a group of people long ago passed down through generations, Fairy Tale, type of folk tale with magical events and usually a happy ending, Tall Tale, type of folk tale that is greatly exaggerated with impossible accomplishments, Myth, type of folk tale that explains how something in the world came to be, Fable, type of folk tale that teaches a lesson, Legend, type of folk tale based on a real person or event but unproven

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