Edge Level C Unit 2 Cluster 1 Vocabulary

A comparison used to explain something is called

To call attention to the main or most interesting part is called

To transmit ideas or information is called

A narrative story that is true and based on facts is called

A word that means the opposite is called

To act suddenly without plan is to be

To point out or show is called to

To perform all the stages of a plan is called to

To delay doing something is called

Specific information to support a main idea is called

To carefully control your behavior is called showing

The gathering of facts about a subject, careful study, and investigation is called

A word that mean the same as another word is called

The perspective from which a story is told is called

The main, chief, or first in importance is called

The question words who, what, where, when, why, and how is called

The main point an author makes about a topic is called the

The story of a person's life experience told by that person is called

To give special importance or stress to something is to

Section heads, diagrams, labels, photos, captions, and charts are called

The words before after an unfamiliar word that help you figure out the meaning are called

A narrative story the author made up is called

A reference to a famous person, event or literary character is called

A separate section that gives the final comments in a story is called

To always be done or exist is called

Something new and original is called

A separate section head that gives an introduction to a story is called

A story of a person's life experience written by another person is called

To think carefully about something is to

To decide what should be noticed and remembered is called

A special report on a specific topic in the news or daily life is called