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Vocabulary for 8th grade Language Arts TESTING Vocabulary Review ELA #vocabulary
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An author's intent in writing a literary work ( persuade, inform , entertain
author's purpose
main idea
moral
theme
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support from the text that justifies your claims and inferences
your opinion
textual evidence
background knowledge
commentary/clarification
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This phrase in question signals there will be more that one reasonable answer.
Choose best one
most clearly
somewhat clearly
clearly
almost clearly
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The chair huffed and puffed as the robust and plump teacher sat down. This is an example of
imagery
personification
simile
hyperbole
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Person, book, or document from which you get key and essential information.
blog
hearsay
source
previous experience
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In persuasion, ideas that appeal to the heart
faulty reasoning
commerical
emotional appeal
logical appeal
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This phrase in question signals there will be more that one reasonable answer.
Choose best one
somewhat accurately
accurately
most accurately
generally accurate
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the lesson learned by main character in a story, moral of the story.
main argument
conflict
conclusion
theme
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most important problem or struggle that takes place in a narrative
climax
setting
denouement
central conflict
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to form opinion based on information you have. To conclude, presume, deduce
argue
infer
reflect
guess
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The perspective from which the story is told from someone who is part of the action
4th person point of view
3rd person point of view
1st person point of view
2nd person point of view
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exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
elements of propoganda
elements of argumentative essay
elements of a poem
elements of plot
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The reason the characters act or think the way they do
conflict
traits
motives/motivation
plot
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figure of speech that makes comparisons between two unlike things. Does not use like or as.
simile
alliteration
metaphor
personification
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appropriate, important, essential, directly relating to subject or problem
relevant
inappropriate
nonessential
unimportant
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To mention something as an example or proof of something else. To refer to,specify. Part of 3cs
cite
sight
kite
site
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A narrator that can read the minds of all the characters in the story. Knows all and sees all
second person
third person limited
first person
third person omniscient
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a particular form of language that is peculiar to a specific region or social group
dialect
national language
dialogue
conversation
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This phrase in question signals there will be more that one reasonable answer.
Choose best one
Perhaps will be likely
Maybe likely
likely
Most likely
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A set of reasons that an author uses to prove that something is right or wrong. Author's claim
argument
clarification
loud shouting match
prediction
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the writers attitude toward the subject matter. Communicates this through choice of words
theme
mood
symbol
tone
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particular way in which something is written. Very proper and appropriate. Dear Sir or Madam:
wordy
informal style
poetic
formal style
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an expression used in a language that is not meant to be taken literally
imagery
alliteration
personification
idiom
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This the general feeling that the READER gets while reading
Tone
Voice
Theme
Mood
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to state the central or main idea of the passage in your own words. To sum up or paraphrase
cite
argue
revise
summarize
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main idea of an article, excerpt or passage. It is implied, and not explicitly stated.
detail
conclusion
problem and solution
central idea
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A statement that something is true; a declaration, a statement, topic sentence in 3c statement.
conclusion
claim
commentary
logical order
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the words that are spoken by the actors in a play or characters in a novel.
scene
dialogue
dialect
words
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This signals that a word is important in the question stem and you should pay attention to it.
title
Caption
Bold print
illustration
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Make known to others. Uncover, disclose.
reveal
camouflage
hide
confuse
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Powerful reading strategy that many SCHOLARS learned in elementary school. Still very relevant
RAVEL
U.N.R.A.V.E.L
Fall asleep
Look at words
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Figurative language that is a comparison using like or as
simile
metaphor
idiom
personification
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small part of a passage or article
except
expert
excerpt
export
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This phrase in question signals there will be more that one reasonable answer.
Choose best one
supports
Probably supports
Generally supports
Best supports
