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EOG Vocabulary CORE 1
EOG Vocabulary CORE 1
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key concept
irrelevant detail
important point
anecdote
funny story about keys
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motivation
narrator
point of view
question
reason
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allegory
referencing a person without explicitly describing them
all applicable apple hunting
story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning
comparing multiple perspectives through media analaysis
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incident
dialogue
character
time of day
event
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summarize
identify the main points
evaluate the strength of evidence provided
list the specific details of summer days
recognize the clear arguments
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dialogue
conversation between characters
words spoken aloud by one person to themself
detailed descriptions of people dying
central ideas and supporting details
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idiom
idiotic response to an email
extreme exaggeration
rhyme and repetition together
phrase that means more than each word invidually put together
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resolution
how the conflict is resolved
the most exciting part of the story, where the conflict disappears
the events leading up to the climax
how the conflict is introduced
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metaphor
comparing two unlike things, sometimes indirectly
contrasting multiple perspectives
adding interest through vivid detail
considering author's purpose
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simile
rhyme
comparing two unlike things using like or as
exaggeration
incredulity
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impact
opinion
cause
theory
effect
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plot
how the characters respond to different settings
where the resolution comes before the exposition
how the author evaluates reasoning and evidence
what happens in a story; the main storyline
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antagonist
hero of hamburgerville
antonym of the secondary lead
hero of a story
main villain of a story; character the reader wants to see defeated
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structure
how the author makes his/her opinion clear
how the rhyme scheme is developed
how the characters respond to adversity
how the text is organized
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imagery
repeating the beginning sound of words
using vivid details to paint a picture for the reader; sensory language
using an object to represent an intangbile feeling
comparing two unlike things using like or as
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onomatopoeia
sound words
rhyme
repetition
hyperbole
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mood
overall feeling of a text
change in character over time
the author's description of setting
impact of character actions
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foreshadowing
when the reader abandons the book due to disinterest
when the author builds suspense by hinting at what will come next
when the story jumps back in time and a memory is shared
when the story allows the reader to choose what will happen next
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objective
significant
objects used as symbols
opinionated
unbiased
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hyperbole
giving human characteristics to non-human things
exaggeration
comparing two unlike things
repeated ending sounds
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reasoning
imagining
reading
questioning
thinking
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development
how the authors use figurative language
how the setting impacts the characters
how the story/claim is built
how the argument is deconstructed
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perspective
irony
omniscience
point of view / opinion
linear vs overhead
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allusion
repetition of beginning sounds in consecutive words
an optical illusion created through slight of hand
a generalization applied to a broad group of people
a reference to something/someone well-known, without explaining it
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analogy
development of alliteration throughout a story
connection between the characters thoughts and actions
relationship between words/ideas; similar patterns
giving human characteristics to non-human things
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antonym
word in the past perfect tense
word with the opposite meaning
word used to describe
word with a similar meaning
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characteristics
personality traits or physical attributes
list of main characters in a play
dialogue used by the characters
emotions and tone of voice
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implicit
important personification
extreme hyperbole
not directly pointed out or explained
using literary terms to confuse
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conflict
character
problem
seahorse
setting
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significant
connotative
signal at a railroad crossing
important
silly
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distinguish
show the similarities
uncover the evaluation
extinguish a fire
show the difference
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emphasize
focus attention on
refute
frown upon ferociously
infer
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theme
universal message that applies to life in general
counterargument provided to refute the main claim
author's use of literary devices such as symbolism
main topic of a story backed up with supporting details
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trace
follow the steps; see the outline
review the causes and effects
track the emotions of the characters on a plot diagram
trick or treat
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dramatic irony
when the audience believes one thing will happen, and it does
when the audience is clueless about what is about to happen
when the audience knows something the characters don't expect
when the characters distrust each other and bicker
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claim
argument
clamshell
evidence
evaluation
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suspense
tension about what will happen next
objects used to represent feelings
humor added for reader interest
feelings of anger and frustration
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connotative
feeling of a word, not just the literal meaning
denotative, literal meaning of a word
the convocation of conmen conferences
outside observer's perspective on a word
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sufficient
suffering of children
enough
reliable
less than necessary
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evidence
key details to support a claim
multiple perspectives of the author's editors
central ideas to contradict an argument
points of view that add detail and description
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refine
refute evidence, provide counterargument
to be fine again, and again
make more clear, provide more evidence
create difficulty in understanding
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argument
information presented without bias
literature intended for mature audiences
opinion backed up with evidence
poetry written in free verse
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contribute
compel / force
add to / build
counterargue
provoke at a lunch counter
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personification
giving human characteristics to non-human things
repeating beginning sounds
comparing two unlike things using like or as
sound words
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satire
combination of symbolism, imagery, and hyperbole
satisfying counterarguments produced through witty replies
when the author sat down while writing
genre that uses humor to ridicule human failings and vices
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evaluate
ask a question of great value
make a judgement, decide
make an argument, prove
make an inference, guess
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audience
author
creator
publisher
reader/viewer
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relevant
reality-bending
the opposite meaning of a word
unrelated to the issue
connected to the issue
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humor
serious questions
rhyme
alliteration
jokes, funny things
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implicit
not directly stated, but implied
society of imps
creative and unusual
directly stated, not inferred
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support
disengage with supper
disagree with
refuse credibility
agree with
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synonym
word with a Latin cognate
word with the opposite meaning
word with a similar spelling
word with a similar meaning
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alliteration
extreme exaggeration
author's purpose
using an object to represent something else
repetition of beginning sounds
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tone
the feeling behind the words; how the words are spoken
the author's ability to let the reader hear the narrator's thoughts
the universal message underlying most great literature
how the characters interact with one another
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central idea
supporting detail
perspective
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main idea/topic/claim
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figurative
thematic
of or similar to a fig tree
not literal; has a deeper meaning
literal
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infer
analyze speaker's purpose regarding fur coats
guess without any reason
understand without it being explicitly stated
use active reading strategies
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setting
climax
resolution
character analysis
time and place
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propel
abruptly end
move forward
remain proactive
revisit the past
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analysis
deciding the validity of multiple claims presented by an author
break down of a larger idea to examine specific components
questioning the author's purpose
using smaller ideas to create a new larger concept
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point of view
imagery
alliteration
perspective / opinion
resolution
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diagram
bar graph to represent numerical information
text below the illustration to explain
photograph
illustration with labels
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conclusion
key concept
character analysis
decision / judgement
plot summary
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context
how the author refutes his original claim
the language used by characters
the author's perspective on an event
what is happening around a situation (or word)
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flashback
when the author builds suspense by hinting at what will come next
when the story allows the reader to choose what will happen next
when the story jumps back in time and a memory is shared
when the story includes photographs
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provoke
prove wrong
move forward, push
argue against, contradict
disbelieve, disprove
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protagonist
main character in a story; the character the reader wants to win
unreasonable purple people-eaters
supporting characters in a play
problematic characters who are very complex
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delineate
descend into omniscient despair
break apart; break down to look at more closely
analyze character interactions
justify beliefs through rational thinking
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viewpoint
claim / argument
perspective / opinion
knowledge / theory
purpose / motivation
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symbolism
using a tangible object to represent an intangible idea
comparing two things using like or as
cymbals used in stories for loud moments
repetition of beginning sounds
