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An argument in writing is a process of reasoning with different viewpoints.

Which of these is an example of figurative language?

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1
Which of these is an example of figurative language?
Her heart was made of gold
It rained yesterday
The cat sat on the mat
The boy walked to school
2
An argument in writing is a process of reasoning with different viewpoints.
True
False
3
What does it mean to cite something?
To draw a picture
To make up information
To forget information
To specifically quote or recall something
4
Figurative language helps writers to:
Use only simple words
Make their writing more interesting and creative
Make their writing shorter
Write only about facts
5
When reading a story, context clues are the surrounding words that help you understand meaning.
True
False
6
Which is an example of how to cite information?
Copying without saying where it's from
Quoting specific words from a noted source
Drawing a picture about the information
Making up your own facts
7
What does evaluate mean?
To make a judgment about something
To copy something
To forget something
To make a mistake
8
When something is taken "out of context" it means:
The spelling is wrong
The meaning is changed because important information is missing
The words are too difficult
The sentence is too long
9
What does assess mean?
To color something
To erase something
To guess randomly
To measure or determine an amount
10
What does it mean to analyze something?
To make a quick guess
To break something down into smaller parts to understand it
To memorize information
To put something together