What is a presentation?

The process of presenting a topic to an audience.

A section (part) of a text, story, or article.

What does the word "supported" mean?

Backed by or evidence that helps prove something.

What someone thinks or believes.

The process of presenting a topic to an audience., A message that is stated or written.

What is a conclusion?

A judgement or decision reached by reasoning.

A statement that can be proven correct.

A shorter version of a text that includes the main ideas.

What the story/text is mostly about and supporting details.

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English Language Arts - Test Prep Vocabulary

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English Language Arts - Vocabulary

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1
What is a source?
A judgement or decision reached by reasoning.
A shorter version of a text that includes the main ideas.
A part of something.
Where the information comes from.
2
What is a theme?
The life lesson the author wants me to learn.
What someone thinks or believes.
What the story/text is mostly about and supporting details.
A statement that can be proven correct.
3
What is a presentation?
The process of presenting a topic to an audience.
A section (part) of a text, story, or article.
A message that is stated or written.
Backed by or evidence that helps prove something.
4
What is an inference?
A guess based on putting information together.
All of the above.
Clues from the text + what you know (schema).
None of the above.
5
What is a passage?
A section (part) of a text, story, or article.
A message that is stated or written.
The process of presenting a topic to an audience.
Backed by or evidence that helps prove something.
6
What does the word "supported" mean?
Backed by or evidence that helps prove something.
A section (part) of a text, story, or article.
The process of presenting a topic to an audience.
A message that is stated or written.
7
What is an opinion?
What the story/text is mostly about and supporting details.
The life lesson the author wants me to learn.
A statement that can be proven correct.
What someone thinks or believes.
8
What is a statement?
Backed by or evidence that helps prove something.
A section (part) of a text, story, or article.
The process of presenting a topic to an audience.
A message that is stated or written.
9
What is a conclusion?
Where the information comes from.
A part of something.
A judgement or decision reached by reasoning.
A shorter version of a text that includes the main ideas.
10
What is a fact?
What someone thinks or believes.
The life lesson the author wants me to learn.
A statement that can be proven correct.
What the story/text is mostly about and supporting details.
11
What is a plot?
Sequence of events, the "why" for what happens in a story.
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, solution.
All of the above.
None of the above.
12
What is a section?
A judgement or decision reached by reasoning.
A part of something.
A shorter version of a text that includes the main ideas.
Where the information comes from.
13
What is a summary?
A judgement or decision reached by reasoning.
A part of something.
Where the information comes from.
A shorter version of a text that includes the main ideas.
14
What is a main idea?
A statement that can be proven correct.
What the story/text is mostly about and supporting details.
What someone thinks or believes.
The life lesson the author wants me to learn.

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