Middle School EOG Vocabulary Review- Reading

Question 1

comparing two unlike things throughout an entire selection

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extended metaphor

Question 2

describe in a particular way

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portray

Question 3

author's attitude toward what they are writing

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tone

Question 4

using an exaggeration to make a comparison

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hyperbole

Question 5

to go against a claim with an argument

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counterclaim

Question 6

text that appeals to the 5 senses

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imagery

Question 7

a one-sided opinion

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bias

Question 8

can't be supported within the text and is unrelated to the topic

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irrelevant

Question 9

drive, push, or cause to move in a particular direction, typically forward

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propel

Question 10

to bring forth a reaction out of someone

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provoke

Question 11

something that is being caused by someone or something

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attribute

Question 12

moral, meaning, message, life lesson of the story

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theme

Question 13

help to cause or bring about

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contribute

Question 14

can be supported within the text and related to the topic

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relevant

Question 15

to make known to others

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reveal

Question 16

when a situation turns out the opposite of what you expected

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irony

Question 17

feeling the reader gets while reading

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mood

Questions 17