Vocab Quarter 2 Weeks 1-5

Writing that tells about real people, places and events

a problem

a belief that can be debated; your ideas or beliefs about a particular subject

A personal, daily account of a persons experiences and feelings

something that can be proved true

something that provides help or improves something else

A place in the back of the book that gives the definitions of words in the book

the kind or type of literary composition, such as a novel, biography or sonnet

An article giving an opinion based on facts, personal experiences, and authors bias

Discussion of a particular subject that often continues for a long time and in which people express different opinions.

continue for a longer period of time, or to make something last longer

A story that is not true, a story that is made up

Real events, places and/or people incorporated into a fictional story

Surroundings the conditions surround someone or something

using figurative language and description to convey mental images that appeal to our senses

Easy to tell apart from others; not alike

to explain with details; usually relying on the five senses; sight, smell, sound, touch, taste

Writing that provides usually important and/or legal information

to make a reply; answer

a book that list words in alphabetical order and provides their definitions

a type of literature that is meant to be performed live in front of an audience.