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8th grade Literary Comprehension Vocabulary
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This is the contrast between appearance & reality or what is expected & what actually happens
Connotation
Tone
Source
Irony
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The verb means to separate a whole into its parts and look at those parts more closely.
Analyze
Compare
Evaluate
Conclude
3
In writing, this is the process of ordering, structuring & presenting information.
Mood
Tone
Theme
Organization
4
The way an author expresses ideas through words, literary devices, and sentence structure.
Adaption
Universal Theme
Style
Event
5
This is the forming of a broad idea based on specific instances. Inductive reasoning.
Denotation
Allusion
Tension
Generalization
6
This is the expression of an author's personal belief. Cannot be proven true or false.
Event
Calssic
Moral
Opinion
7
This is a version of an original source which is modified for presentation
Event
Adaption
Classical
Summary
8
Reading between the lines. Taking something that you read & putting it with something you know
Inference
Supporting Detail
Adaption
Opinion
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This is a series of events that happen in a literary work.
Tension
Shakespeare
Event
Plot
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A person, book, document, website, or record that provides information is called _____.
Primary Source
Conflict
Audience
Theme
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This is to state briefly
Classical Literature
Summarize
Thought
Imagination
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Describes the narrator or writer who puts their opinions and feelings into the description
Subjective
Topic
Objective
Generalzation
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This is the restatement of a written work in one's own words that keeps the basic meaning
Paraphrase
Adaption
Event
Supporting Detail
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This is a comparison based on a similarity between two things.
Topic
Mythology
Analogy
Support
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This is the perspective from which the story s told or information is provided.
Complex
Myth
Source
Point of View
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This is the time and place of a story
Irony
Tension
Mythology
Setting
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The specific part of a subject that is dealt with in a research paper, essay, or presentation.
Compare
Topic
Text
Source
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When you use pieces of information about a subject to base your opinion or make a decision.
Conclusion
Diction
Conflict
Debate
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This is a traditional tale about gods, goddesses, heroes, and other characters.
Classical
Humor
Romance
Myth
20
The key point made in a passage is called its _____ idea.
Outside
Supporting
Central
Poor
21
This is a method of relating how two or more things are
DIFFERENT.
Allusion
Compare
Contrast
Deduct
22
Often, an antagonistic relationship called a _____ drives the plot of the story or novel.
Subjective
Denotation
Conflict
Topic
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This is the writer's choice of words, including vocabulary used, the appropriateness of words
Diction
Topic
Thesis
Fiction
24
This is the reference to a person, place, or event from history, literature, or religion
Adaption
Allusion
Tension
Denotation
25
The literal definition of a word.
Style
Denotation
Conotation
Event
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A research ____ is any material that can be used to locate information about a given topic.
Adaption
Source
Inference
Paraphrase
27
These are the words spoken by characters in a literary work
Tone
Conflict
Drama
Dialogue
28
The message, usually about life or society, that an author wishes to convey
Affection
Mood
Theme
Tone
29
Something widely recognized as a model or example of a type of literary work.
Analogy
Fiction
Character
Classic
30
This is a piece of information that is used to support the main idea.
Counterclaim
Conflict
Context
Detail
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This is the combination of ways that an author show readers what a character is like.
Supporting Ideas
Detail
Dramatic Irony
Characterization
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This is a form of suspense or potential conflict. It can occur between characters or generally.
Affection
Tension
Agreement
Arguement
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This refers to a writer's arrangement and overall design of a literary work.
Characterization
Structure
Character
Generalization
34
This is the most important idea of a reading passage or presentation.
Main Idea
Mood
Primary Source
Universal Theme
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This describes something that is complicated, difficult, or consists of interrelated parts.
Complex
Contrast
Classical
Compare
36
The is writing that tells about imaginary characters.
Conclusion
Fiction
Theme
Nonfiction
37
This is the method of relating how two or more elements or text are
SIMILAR
.
Different
Contrast
Compare
Alike
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This is a play, written to be performed by actors.
Allusion
Style
Classical
Drama
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This is whoever will be reading, listening, or watching a story, text, or drama.
Dialogue
Editor
Audience
Author
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Use these ____ details to strengthen or prove an argument or idea
Supporting
Evidence
Claims
Opposing
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This is a type of real-world writing that presents material that is necessary or valuable
Fiction
Narrative
Summary
Informational Text
42
These are in the text surrounding a word and give hints to the meaning of the word.
Theme
Figurative Language
Context Clues
Allusion
43
The central message of a literary work that many readers can apply to their own experiences
Adaption
Topic
Expereince
Universal Theme
44
This is the wants, needs, or beliefs that cause a character to act or react in a particular way
Motivation
Desires
Denotation
Connotation
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_____ summary is a synopsis of the events, characters, and ideas in a work of literature
Tone
Point of View
Literary Summary
Paraphrase
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He was a great poet and playwright during the English Renaissance.
Hamlet
Romeo
Dr. Garity
Shakespeare
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This is the attitude that an author takes toward the audience, the subject, or a character.
Denotation
Allusion
Tone
Mood
48
A theme of a passage, story, novel, poem, or drama that readers can apply to life is called ___
Setting
Summary
Moral
Suspense
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This refers to the feelings & associations that go beyond the dictionary definition of a word.
Denotation
Connotation
Support
Event
50
This is an individual's mental or moral quality.
Character
Audience
Conscience
Motivation
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This is when the audience or the readers know something that the characters don't know.
Figurative Language
Dramatic Irony
Point of view
Structure
52
A state of heightened anticipation & tension, which can arise from events in the story
Complex
Suspense
Event
Motivation
53
These are the facts or details tat back up the main idea, theme, or thesis.
Organization
Irony
Supporting Evidence
Refute
54
This goes beyond the literal meanings of words to create special effects or feelings.
Analogy
Supporting
Diction
Figurative Languge
55
To strengthen your ideas and opinions with examples, facts or details add ____ details
Opposing
Rebuttal
Supporting
Vivd
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These are the people or animals who take part in a literary work.
Author
Characters
Poets
Audience