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6th Grade ELA
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mechanics, usage, and sentence completion
conventions
organization
voice
tone
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the essential techniques used in literature
literary elements
voice
thesis
research
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to examine and judge carefully
exersize
economy
evaluate
exposition
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a story
movie review
narrative
persuasion
editorial
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the attitude of the author
speech
narrator
mood
tone
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Example: old / elderly
synonym
irony
antonym
personification
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Example: It is just a small scratch.
metaphor
alliteration
understatement
irony
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Example: serious, humorous
voice
style
tone
figurative language
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Example: I was so embarrassed I could have died.
irony
alliteration
hyperbole
simile
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a text that tells a first-hand account of an event; original works
primary source
secondary source
phonics
primate
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example: The bread was as hard as a rock.
personification
metaphor
alliteration
simile
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a part of the writing process focused on the reworking the content
drafting
editing
revising
brainstorming
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the fluency, rhythm and liveliness in writing that makes it unique to the writer
mood
theme
voice
tone
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the way the author reveals the story; the vantage point from which the story is told
tone
point of view
mood
narrative
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The repetition of initial consonant sounds in neighboring words is called______________.
Alliteration
Homophone
Antonym
Analogy
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facts, quotations, data
evidence
opinions
point of view
bias
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Example: The clouds were crying.
personification
irony
metaphor
sarcasm
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Example: Roses are red/ violets are blue/ sugar is sweet/ and so are you
editorial
poem
thesis
fantasy
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the basic argument advanced by the writer who then attempts to prove it; subject of the text
thesis
tone
voice
theme
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the part of writing that improves the clarity and correctness of the text
brainstorming
publishing
drafting
editing
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how an author writes; an author's use of language
style
simile
synonym
theme
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Example: hair/hare
sarcasm
phonics
simile
homophone
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a category used to classify literary works
generalization
compare
genre
focus
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Example: wet / dry
alliteration
antonym
synonym
irony
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vocabulary used in a particular field of study
domain-specific words
formal English
secondary sources
digital text
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an exaggeration or overstatement
irony
hyperbole
homophone
synonym
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Example: fantasy, science fiction, biography
context
fiction
fluency
genre
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the major idea, or message, of a literary work
tone
thesis
simile
theme
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Using info from the reading that gives meaning to a word is called _____________.
figurative language
compare
context clues
solution
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The method an author uses to reveal characters and their various personalities is called _____.
Setting
Climax
Characterization
Plot