FSA Vocabulary Review

proof; information that you use to prove your claim

A written document, an image, a video, a speech a work of art, etc.

retelling of the most important parts of a text, including the main ideas

Importance of something; why something matters

The Author's message or life lesson

A part of a whole work (such as a book, speech or film)

an educated guess, a logical conclusion

not directly stated, you have to guess it

Prove what you say, use textual evidence or examples

The ideas or feelings that a word suggests

Characters that have different personality traits, change during the story

A particular preference or point of view that is personal an may cause prejucdice

complete, very carefully done

A statement of opinion supported by reasons and evidence

The feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader

The basic meaning of a word

Make an educated guess based on evidence

The reason why a character behaves or speaks in a certain way

The attitude a writer has toward the audience, a subject, or a character

clearly and directly stated

The plot goes back in time and refers to events that happened before the main theme

impartial,based on facts and not influence by personal feelings or opinions

The prospective from which a story is told

Express your opinion and support it with reason and evidence

Combine two or more ideas

A question asked only for effect, because the answer is not expected.

The feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader

Choice of words; the actual words an author uses

to make a statement that expresses a personal view and is open to challenge

A recurring theme, subject or idea

When the words mean something other than their common or real meaning