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Vocabulary Quarter 3
Vocabulary Quarter 3
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The subject of a story
Topic
Theme
Genre
Subgenre
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To make a writing plan or informal outline before you begin writing
Rewrite
Planning
Revision
Edit
3
Having a logical connection to the main idea
Resolution
Inference
Relevant
Plot
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To polish a writing draft and make changes to its content, organization and style
Revision
Edit
Rewrite
Planning
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To write again
Cursive
Rewrite
Revision
Edit
6
Logical guess that is made based on facts and one's own knowledge and experience
Hypothesis
Resolution
Cite
Inference
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Helps the reader to picture events, objects, and characters in detail
Characters
Cite
Describe
Resolution
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The underlying message or moral of the big idea of a story
Message
Topic
Theme
Form
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Looking for similarities among two or more elements
Element
Contrast
Compare
Form
10
When a writer tries to persuade, inform, or entertain
Dialogue
Audience
Narrative
Author's purpose
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The stage of plot where the story slows down; loose ends are being tied up
Rising Action
Falling action
Conflict
Resolution
12
The events that make up a story or the main part of the story
Dialogue
Planning
Rewrite
Plot structure
13
Looking for the differences among two or more elements
Form
Compare
Contrast
Element
14
The stage in the plot where characters, setting and the conflict are introduced.
Plot
Resolution
Rising Action
Exposition
15
A subcategory within a particular genre
topic
Subgenre
genre
form
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The stage in the plot where the events build up to the main conflict; suspense builds
Rising Action
Action
Conflict
Resolution
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The stage in the plot where the loose ends are wrapped up and the story concludes
Falling Action
Conflict
Plot
Resolution
18
Written conversation between two or more characters
Narrative
Dialogue
Antecedent
Ambiguous
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Quotes as evidence for or justification of an argument or statement
Cite
Plot
Describe
Edit
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To make changes or correct a piece of writing
Rewrite
Revision
Edit
Narrative
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Writing that tells a story
Climax
Plot structure
Dialogue
Narrative
22
Evidence from the text that supports your answer/idea
Textual Evidence
Describe
Conflict
Cite
23
A struggle or problem between two opposing forces
Resolution
Plot
Rising Action
Conflict
24
Time period and location in which a story takes place
Mood
Setting
Characters
Falling Action
25
Exposition, rising action, conflict, climax, falling action, and resolution
Plot
Outline
Story
Conflict
26
People, animals, or imaginary creatures who take part in the action
Characters
Exposition
Personification
Setting
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To learn about something by taking it apart; to unravel
Analyze
Cite
Rewrite
Explore
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A word or phrase that is replaced by a pronoun
Narrative
Verb
Antecedent
Noun
29
How a piece of writing is structured, constructed and organized
Topic
Form
Subgenre
genre
30
A word that is used in place of a noun or another pronoun
Dialogue
Edit
Verb
Pronoun
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A group of listeners or spectators that is respectful of writer/speaker
Dialogue
Narrative
Author's purpose
Audience
32
The division of categories for books that share a certain style, form or content
Topic
Topic
subgenre
genre
33
Open to more than one interpretation
Edit
Antecedent
Ambiguous
Author's Purpose
34
The stage of plot when characters face the conflict;the most exciting part
Falling actions
Climax
Rising Action
Conclusion
