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Unit 3: informative Texts Vocabulary
the reason an author writes
paraphrased or directly quoted text
Unit 3: informative Texts Vocabulary
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paraphrased or directly quoted text
text structure
text analysis
text features
text evidence
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the reason an author writes
author's purpose
bias
citation
claim
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the quality of having reliable and trustworth traits
inquiry
credibility
diction
evidence
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the act of searching for knowledge or information
digital text
inquiry
summarize
synthesize
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the type or class of work
claim
genre
syntax
summarize
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a reference to an author's name, title of work, date published
citation
paraphrase
research plan
genre
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author's attitude toward a subject
text evidence
text structure
thesis
tone
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two or more modes of communication
paraphrase
research plan
Instagram
multimodal texts
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choice of words
genre
syntax
diction
graphic features
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picture or other image within a text
bias
graphic features
key ideas
paraphrase
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a timeline created around the research process
database
research plan
web search query
search engine
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sequence of words in sentences, clauses, and phrases
print features
text evidence
thesis
syntax
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I am ready to take my vocabulary test
Yes! I can't wait, Mrs. Purvis.
I guess so.
I am as lost as Dory, so I guess I will just keep swimming.
I need five more minutes to study.
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specific details or facts that support an idea
database
tone
evidence
audience
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a preconceived idea or feeling
diction
credibility
claim
bias
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the pattern in which an author organizes ideas in a text
credibility
reliable source
text structure
multimodal texts
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reduce large sections of text to their main idea
improvise
synthesize
summarize
exercise
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arguable thesis about a topic
context
citation
claim
credibility
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A statement or premise supported by arguments
context
summary
thesis
graphic features
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the words that precede or follow a specific word
context
print features
bias
syntax
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restate the meaning in different words
paraphrase
close reading
inquiry
synthesize
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important ideas that support the thesis
thesis statement
transitions
key ideas
conclusion
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to combine elements or parts to form a whole
author's purpose
synthesize
bias
citation
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the intended group for a message
author's purpose
reliable sources
text
audience
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a text that presents information to explain
informational texts
drama and poetry texts
fiction texts
literary nonfiction texts
