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(blue) Cause and Effect The cause is the initial event that happens. The effect is the event that happens because of the cause o Ex: Jane tripped over the book case and hurt her knee. The cause is Jane tripped over the book case. The effect is that Jane hurt her knee. (Blue) La Bamba Story Structure - the parts that make up a story - these parts of a story work together - changing one element in the story can affect all other elements Three Parts: - Who is in the story (characters)? - Where the story takes place (setting)? - -What happens as the events unfold (plot)? Plot often contains a problem and resolution (Red) Action Verbs o An action verb tells what the subject does or did. Ex: Jane ran down the street. o The verb is the main word or words in the complete predicate. Direct Objects o A direct object is a noun or pronoun in the predicate part of the sentence that receives the action of the verb. It answers the question What? or Whom? o Not every action verb has a direct object. Ex: Jane ran down the street. o ran is the action verb. o street is the direct object because it answers what Jane ran on. I threw the trash away. o threw is the action verb. o trash is the direct object because it tells what I threw away. (Orange/Purple) La Bamba Selecting The Appropriate Reference Source 1. -Telephone Directory- lists phone numbers for individuals, businesses, and government agencies. -White Pages- names are in ABC order -Yellow Pages- businesses are grouped alphabetically by type. -separate section for government offices. 2. Thesaurus- contains synonyms and antonyms for words. -some are in ABC order, some grouped by categories, with all words in an index. 3. Dictionary- provides spelling and pronunciation of a word, its meanings, and history. ALWAYS ABC order. 4. Atlas- contains maps. -indexes tell where to find cities, states, countries, and geographical features. 5.Almanac- updated every year. Contains facts about history, sports, events, countries, and subjects of interest. Great to find statistics and lists. 6. Encyclopedia- set of books that gives major facts about a subject. Always ABC order. (Green) Prefix/Suffix/Roots La Bamba “spec” or “spect”- to look ex: respect – to look up to someone “opt”- eye ex: optometrist- person who examines eyes (“ist” is one who) The Fear Place- Suffix “ous”- full of ex: dangerous- full of danger -take off suffix (ous) and look for baseword. “ward” – in a certain direction ex: downward – heading down Mae Jemison –Suffix “ive”- changes a verb into an adjective ex: support (verb) supportive (adjective) “ic”- suffix for an adjective, describes a trait ex: history ___-- historic