MCAP Vocabulary (Set 5)

He believes that all students should be required to take a financial literacy course.

In her essay, she argues that video games can improve problem-solving skills.

The author gives a problem—pollution in cities—and then offers possible solutions.

The article states that banning plastic bags will protect the environment.

We only see the events through the eyes of the young boy, so we don’t know what the adults are thinking.

The passage compares gas-powered cars to electric cars, listing similarities and differences.

After losing everything, the main character learns the importance of friendship over money.

The instructions list each step in order, so the reader can easily follow along.

The book sends a message about the danger of judging people based on appearances.

As the plot unfolds, it becomes clear that telling the truth is always better than hiding a lie.

The narrator uses "I" to describe how she felt during the storm.

First, the article describes the history of electric cars, then explains how they work today.

The story shows that hard work and determination can help you overcome any challenge.

One character believes the mission is dangerous, while another thinks it’s a great adventure.

The author tells the story from a third-person perspective, but still doesn't show everyone's thoughts.

The writer says that school uniforms help students focus better in class.