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Ohio State Test ELA 1 and 2 question vocabulary
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Point of view
facts and quotations that provide support for a claim
a writer's aim or goal; to persuade, inform, or entertain
the vantage point, or perspective from which a story is told
the series of events in a story
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Elaborate
To tell more about a topic or idea
to give special attention or importance to
the vantage point, or perspective from which a story is told
a writer's aim or goal; to persuade, inform, or entertain
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Illustrate
a force that moves a character to behave in a certain way
make clear by giving an example or instance
to change something significantly
4
Fact
words or expressions with other meanings
a usually brief portion of a written work or speech
evidence that can be proven to be true
a way of organizing text
5
Myth
A story told in ancient culture to explain the world
a personal view, attitude or appraisal
disrupting a story by showing an earlier time in the story
create symbol that reminds people of the idea
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Analyze
look at each part to see how they fit together
persons or animals represented in a literary text
the main, or controlling idea of an informational text
writing that seeks to prove a claim
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Purpose
a personal view, attitude or appraisal
to take notice of something
to give special attention or importance to
a writer's aim or goal; to persuade, inform, or entertain
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Dialogue
the verbal interaction between characters in a literary text
to take notice of something
To tell more about a topic or idea
a usually brief portion of a written work or speech
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Setting
evidence that can be proven to be true
the place and time a story takes place
to show clearly
texts
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Evidence
create symbol that reminds people of the idea
give information about something to make it understandable
facts quotations that provide support for a claim
the vantage point, or perspective from which a story is told
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Central idea
the main, or controlling idea of an informational text
to change something significantly
persons or animals represented in a literary text
To quote, paraphrase, or refer to another source
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Character
persons or animals represented in a literary text
to examine for differences
the author's attitude toward the subject of a text
To quote, paraphrase, or refer to another source
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Conflict
give the most important information about a text
a struggle between two forces in a literary work
to make by combining or arranging parts or elements
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Counterclaim
to show clearly
the place and time in which a story takes place
to make clear by giving an example or instance
statement meant to dispute a claim
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Describe
a sign or symbol that reminds people of the idea or topic
part of a whole
to represent or give an account of using words
emotions expressed by a writer in a work
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Represent
to make an educated guess; reach a conclusion based on facts
part of a whole
create symbol that reminds people of the idea
create symbol that reminds people of the idea
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Motivation
a personal view, attitude or appraisal
make clear by giving an example or instance
texts
a force that moves a character to behave in a certain way
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Mood
to make an educated guess; reach a conclusion based on facts
give the most important information about a text
A story told in ancient culture to explain the world
emotions expressed by a writer in a work
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Compare
to examine for similarities
a struggle between two forces in a literary work
give information to help something succeed
to give special attention or importance to
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Irony
emotions expressed by a writer in a work
to make fundamental changes to something
a feeling of expectation in the mind of a reader
the difference between appearance and reality
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Suspense
a feeling of expectation in the mind of a reader
to examine for similarities
central message about life revealed in a work
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Rhetorical question
disrupting a story by showing an earlier time in the story
to represent or give an account of using words
create symbol that reminds people of the idea
the place and time a story takes place
23
Structure
To tell more about a topic or idea
to examine for differences
a way of organizing text
give the most important information about a text
24
Argument
writing that seeks to prove a claim
position a writer takes in an argumentative essay
to examine for similarities
To quote, paraphrase, or refer to another source
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Support
a feeling of expectation in the mind of a reader
a struggle between two forces in a literary work
to show clearly
give information to help something succeed
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Recognize
to improve or perfect something
To tell more about a topic or idea
to take notice of something
a force that moves a character to behave in a certain way
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Cite
central message about life that is revealed through a work
the position a writer takes in an argumentative essay
To quote, paraphrase, or refer to another source
to represent or give an account of using words
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Demonstrate
to show clearly
to represent or give an account of using words
create symbol that reminds people of the idea
the difference between appearance and reality
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Passage
the series of events in a story
a usually brief portion of a written work or speech
evidence that can be proven to be true
a writer's aim or goal; to persuade, inform, or entertain
30
Theme
the position a writer takes in an argumentative essay
the author's attitude toward the subject of a text
to examine for differences
central message about life revealed in a work
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Contrast
words or expressions with other meanings
texts
to examine for differences
statement meant to dispute a claim
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Figurative language
a personal view, attitude or appraisal
disrupting a story by showing an earlier time in the story
words or expressions with other meanings
give information to help something succeed
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Source set
texts
facts and quotations that provide support for a claim
a way of organizing text
statement meant to dispute a claim
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Detail
story told in ancient culture to explain the world
the verbal interaction between characters in a literary text
part of a whole
to improve or perfect something
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Plot
give information about something to make it understandable
to take notice of something
the series of events in a story
the vantage point, or perspective from which a story is told
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Refine
to make fundamental changes to something
create symbol that reminds people of the idea
the verbal interaction between characters in a literary text
to improve or perfect something
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Modify
to make fundamental changes to something
a force that moves a character to behave in a certain way
the difference between appearance and reality
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Flashback
to make an educated guess; reach a conclusion based on facts
central message about life revealed in a work
disrupting a story by showing an earlier time in the story
A story told in ancient culture to explain the world
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Claim
the verbal interaction between characters in a literary text
a feeling of expectation in the mind of a reader
the position a writer takes in an argumentative essay
to examine for similarities
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Infer
to make an educated guess; reach a conclusion based on facts
emotions expressed by a writer in a work
the difference between appearance and reality
the author's attitude toward the subject of a text
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Transform
to change something significantly
the position a writer takes in an argumentative essay
persons or animals represented in a literary text
look at each part to see how they fit together
42
Construct
to make or form by combining or arranging parts or elements
to examine for differences
a way of organizing text
give information about something to make it understandable
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Summarize
to make by combining or arranging parts or elements
part of a whole
give the most important information about a text
give information to help something succeed
44
Opinion
words or expressions with other meanings
a usually brief portion of a written work or speech
a personal view, attitude or appraisal
to improve or perfect something
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Explain
the place and time a story takes place
give information about something to make it understandable
evidence that can be proven to be true
the series of events in a story
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Tone
To quote, paraphrase, or refer to another source
a struggle between two forces in a literary work
the author's attitude toward the subject of a text
to change something significantly
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Emphasize
to give special attention or importance to
facts and quotations that provide support for a claim
to take notice of something
the vantage point, or perspective from which a story is told
