WCA Unit 2 Review

Which of the following is a FACT?

A belief or judgment about something, not necessarily based on knowledge

Prominent leader of the Civil Rights movement who was assassinated in 1968

Which of the following is a FACT?

This is showing how things are alike

This was the forced racial separation that existed until the 1960s in the US

This word means "motivation to succeed"

Something that can be proven true or false

This is the conflict that ended slavery in the U.S.

This is the genre of "Da Vinci's Dreams"

Yesterday, I ..... my teacher an apple.

The rights of citizens to political and social freedom and equality

These are the words in a play that tell actors what to do or how to say their lines

This is a way of protesting by refusing to use or purchase a product or service

This is conversation between characters

Which of the following is an OPINION?

These are jobs that people have for a significant portion of their lives

A person who takes action for a cause

This is another word for a person's dreams and goals for the future

This is another word for "proof;" it's how you show that something is true

Treating people differently or denying people rights based on differences

This means making a guess about what will happen next.

Literally, "pre-judging;" negative attitudes toward people based on assumptions

This is the genre of "Dragonwings"

This is knowledge that is gained from life experience

Which of the following is an OPINION?

Painter and inventor from the Renaissance

This is "reading between the lines" to figure out something that is not directly stated

These are short explanations of the drawings or photos in a text.

This is a comparison between two different things (without using "like" or "as")

This is a short, memorable phrase associated with a product or cause

These are drawings or photos that help you understand a text.

This is showing how things are different

Actions that people take in support of a cause, such as protests and boycotts

This is the list of people in a play, movie, or TV show