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STAAR Reading LATEST VERSION 90 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH STUDY GUIDE DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS, LATEST UPDATE { FEEL FREE TO MESSAGE ME WITH QUESTIONS } 1. opinion something you think, feel, or believe (It cannot be proven true for everyone.) 2. main idea what the story or paragraph is mainly about 3. plot what happens in the story 4. summary a quick retelling of the story including parts from the Beginning, Middle, and End (BME). 5. cause the reason something happens 6. effect the result of something happening 7. text feature extras in a nonfiction text that add information for the reader. (bold words, pho- tographs, diagrams, subtitles, graphs, maps, charts, timelines, captions. )

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STAAR Reading LATEST VERSION 90 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH STUDY
GUIDE DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS, LATEST UPDATE { FEEL
FREE TO MESSAGE ME WITH QUESTIONS }

1. opinion something you think, feel, or believe
(It cannot be proven true for everyone.)

2. main idea what the story or paragraph is mainly about




3. plot what happens in the story




4. summary a quick retelling of the story including parts from the Beginning, Middle, and End
(BME).

5. cause the reason something happens

6. effect the result of something happening

7. text feature extras in a nonfiction text that add information for the reader. (bold words, pho-
tographs, diagrams, subtitles, graphs, maps, charts, timelines, captions. )




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, STAAR Reading LATEST VERSION 90 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH STUDY
GUIDE DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS, LATEST UPDATE { FEEL
FREE TO MESSAGE ME WITH QUESTIONS }

8. setting when and where a story takes place




9. sequence the order of events in a story




10. context clues words in the text that help the reader understand an unknown word.
(synonym, antonym, definition, example)




11. theme the lesson or message in a text that a character learns, or that the author wants the
reader to learn

12. 1st person point when the story is told directly by a character
of view (I, me, my)




13. 3rd person point when the story is told by someone outside of the story's characters
of view (they, she, he)
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