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– Words or phrases in a text that help determine meaning.
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– A word with a similar meaning.
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– A word with the opposite meaning.
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– The literal meaning of a word.
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– The emotional meaning of a word.
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– A word part added to the beginning of a word.
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– A word part added to the end of a word.
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– The base meaning of a word.
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– Non-literal language (similes, metaphors).
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– The central message of a text.
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– The sequence of events in a story.
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– A struggle between opposing forces.
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– How a character is revealed.
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of View – Perspective of the narrator.
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– Time and place of a story.
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– Hints about future events.
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– A scene from the past.
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– A conclusion based on evidence.
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– Support from the text.
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– The central point of a text.
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– Information that explains the main idea.
22.
– Why the author writes.
23.
– A personal opinion affecting fairness.
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– A statement to be proven.
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– Facts supporting a claim.
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– An opposing argument.
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– How a text is organized.
28.
– Briefly restate key ideas.
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– Restate in your own words.
30.
– Main argument of an essay.
31.
– The beginning of writing.
32.
– The ending of writing.
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– Words that connect ideas.
37.
– Informative writing.
38.
– Writing to convince.
40.
– An incomplete sentence.
41.
– Sentences joined incorrectly.
42.
– Two independent clauses joined.
43.
– One independent and one dependent clause.
44.
– A complete sentence.
46.
– Who or what the sentence is about.
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– What the subject does.
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– Pronouns match nouns.
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– Second-hand account.
