a relationship where one thing causes anotherthing to happen

Something that proves the truthof something else

Analyzing the differences between two things

A comparison between two unlike things

Overview of the text that covers the main points

Category of passages, such as fiction or non-fiction

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Milestone Vocabulary 1

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Fact
A form of figurative language
Author's judgement
A five letter word
A statement that can be proven
2
Resolution
The main event of the passage.
When the book REALLY starts to get good.
The description of the circumstances the story takes place.
The solution to the problem.
3
A statement that cannot be proven because it is a writer's judgement.
Fact
Opinion
Simile
Point of view
4
Cause and effect
Compare and contrast
Figurative language
Elements of plot
a relationship where one thing causes anotherthing to happen
5
___________ is the way a piece of writing is structured.
Genre
Text evidence
Organization
Personification
6
Author’s point of view:
The author's intention for the passage/book.
First person
The opinion of the author.
Dialogue
7
The series of events that form a story.
Alphabetical order
Evidence
Plot
Resolution
8
Meaning beyond the definition of the word.
Connotative Meaning
Simile
Denotation
Opinion
9
The perspective from which a story is told.
Evidence
Genre
Voice
Point of view
10
The lesson or message of a literary text.
Character trait
Personification
Theme
Point of view
11
Evidence
informational text
Something that proves the truthof something else
fingerprints
A form of figurative language
12
Contrast
A comparison using like or as
Analyzing the differences between two things
Analyzing the similarities between two things
The feeling a word gives you.
13
The evidence given to support a writer’s claims.
Resoloution
Simile
Reasons
Point of View
14
The order in which a series of events happened.
Figurative language
Alphabetical order
Resolution
Chronological order
15
Metaphor
Giving human characteristics to a non human object
The setting of the passage
Extreme exaggeration
A comparison between two unlike things
16
Ideas and opinions set forth by the author
Reasons
Claims
Author's purpose
Point of view
17
Something that is ____________ is something the author says outright.
inferred
explicit
sung
hinted at
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Analyzing two things and their similarities in relation to each other.
Point of view
Compare
Personification
Contrast
19
Simile
A comparison using like or as
Extreme exaggeration
The message or life lesson
Giving human characteristics to a non-human object
20
Summary
The perspective from which a story is told
How a piece of writing is structured
The evidence to support a writer's claim
Overview of the text that covers the main points
21
Genre
a disease
Category of passages, such as fiction or non-fiction
a statement of opinion
comparison using like or as
22
To ___________means to come to areasonable conclusion based on evidence found in the text
infer
summarize
provide evidence
resolve
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The author's intention for his or her piece
Author's purpose
Point of view
Character development
Genre

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