1. Summary: J. The main point; the most important idea in a paragraph or poem. 2. Theme: C. The lesson or main idea that the author wants the reader to get. 3. Foreshadowing: I. Hints about what will happen later in the story. 4. Coral like: (No matching definition provided) 5. Main idea: Q. The main idea or point of a paragraph. 6. Namids (long): (No matching definition provided) 7. Perspective: K. A different point of view or way of looking at something. 8. Conveyd: P. To answer or make words into a different language. 9. Support: O. When something helps you better understand the story or apply what you are reading. 10. Topic: G. The order of events in a story. 11. Mood: A. The feelings or atmosphere that a story or poem creates. 12. Setting: D. Means the actions taken by the characters and influences the story line. 13. Sanger: (No matching definition provided) 14. Infer: F. To figure things out and make guesses. 15. Rule: T. Presenting claim or saying something is true. 16. Predict (inference or guess): S. To come to a conclusion through reasoning. 17. Context: L. A difference of opinion; a point of disagreement. 18. Analyze: H. To analyze a situation or event carefully. 19. Research: B. To improve or make something better. 20. Essay: R. To communicate or put your thoughts on paper.