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8th Grade Vocabulary/Literary Terms
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domain-specific words
condition that makes it more difficult to succeed
identifies the result of a cause
words that fall within a certain subject
opinion you form after thinking about many things
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disadvantages
opinion you form; also the ending or result
conditions or situations that make succeeding difficult
guide the actors/direct the performance for a play or movie
the main thought or focus of a work of literature
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the year my class will graduate
2021
2022
2020
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component
language that goes beyond the literal meaning of the words
a part of something
simple form of verb--no subject, doesn't show tense
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formal language
putting to use; form used to make a request
language spoken according to the rules of English
punctuation mark showing an abrupt pause or break in thought
feature that makes someone or something different
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argument
act of putting to use; form for making a request
combination between sound, pictures, and video
make reference to; quote
verbal exchange between people with opposite views
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mood
part of something
feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader
language that goes beyond the literal meaning of the words
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event
a part of something
something that happens
language that goes beyond the literal meaning of the words
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distinction
verbal exchange between people with opposite views
mark or feature that makes someone or something different
combination of sound, still pictures, and video
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best portable snack
candy
chips
cookies
ice cream
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varied
related to or connected with the present matter; pertinent
marked by diversity; having many different forms or types
any person, place, or thing by which something is supplied
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infinitive
a part of something
simple form of verb with no subject that doesn't show tense
marked by diversity; having different forms or types
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simile
figure of speech comparing two things using like or as
words that fall within a certain subject
a part or feature of something
identifies the result of a cause
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tone
verb that can be a noun, adjective, preposition or verb part
an expression of the writer's attitude toward a subject
mark or feature that makes someone or something different
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multimedia
feature or mark that makes someone or something different
reference; quote
combination of sound, pictures, and video
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idiom
related to politics, politicians or government
comparing two unlike things using like or as
condition or situation that makes it difficult to succeed
phrase or expression with a non-literal meaning
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application
make reference to; quote
writer's attitude toward a subject
act of putting to use; form used for making a request
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director
word within a certain subject
the main thought or focus of literature
part or feature of something
guides actors and directs performance for play or movie
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central idea
having to do with polotics
a non-literal expression; doesn't mean what it says
a figure of speech comparing two things using like or as
the main thought or focus of a work of literature
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source
something that happens
person, place, or thing supplying something
feeling or atmosphere writer creates for the reader
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convention
marked by diversity; having many different forms or types
related to or connected with the present matter; pertinent
normal, ordinary things that follow the accepted way
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easiest house pet to care for
horse
pet rock
cat
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relevent
feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader
related to or connected with the present matter; pertinent
any person, place or thing by which something is supplied
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aspect
part or feature of something
identifies the result of a cause
ending or result
main focus of a piece of literature
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effective
identifies the result of a cause
a figure of speech comparing two things using like or as
words that fall within a certain domain
the main thought or focus of a work of literature
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figurative language
simple form of a verb
verb form in which the sentence subject performs the action
language that goes beyond the literal meaning of the words
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dash
mark or feature denoting difference
Language spoken according to the rules of English
punctuation to show abrupt pause or break
having to do with the present or current times
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participle
verb form can be noun, adjective, preposition, or verb part
punctuation mark shows abrupt pause or break
combination of sound, pictures, and video
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political
related to the study of politics, politicians, or government
opinion you form
person who guides actors
words that fall within a certain subject
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modern
verb form-can be adjective, noun, preposition, or verb part
having to do with the present or current times
an expression of a writer's attitude toward a subject
verbal exchange between people with opposite views
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cite
having to do with present or current time
make reference to; quote
verbal exchange between people with opposite views
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active voice
something that happens
normal, ordinary things following the accepted way
verb form when sentence subject performs/causes the action
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conclude/conclusion
comparison using like or as
main thought or focus of a work of literature
phrase with non-literal meaning
ending or result or opinion formed
