2025 sba additional vocabulary part 2

Question 1

when a writer provides hints that suggest future events in the story

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foreshadow

Question 2

systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusion

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research

Question 3

the writer's attitude toward his/her subject

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tone, i love the SBA

Question 4

a position from which things are understood

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point of view

Question 5

re-stating the important details or main points of a text

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summary

Question 6

to restate in one's own words or in another form

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paraphrase

Question 7

writing that tells a story

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narrative

Question 8

point out; show

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indicate

Question 9

establish or indicate who or what (someone or something) is

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identify

Question 10

the meaning, moral, or message, about life or human nature that is communicated by a literary work.

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theme

Question 11

a logical guess or conclusion based on evidence.

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inference

Question 12

when and where a story is taking place

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setting

Question 13

arrange or put in order

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organize

Question 14

provide reasons for what happened; make understandable

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explain

Question 15

a word that has the same or similar meaning to another word

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synonym

Question 16

following one thing after another in time

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sequence

Question 17

cause to change; make different

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modify

Question 18

a fact is something that can be proven. An opinion states a thought. feeling, or belief

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fact or opinion

Question 19

show to be right or providing proof

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justify

Question 20

think deeply or carefully

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reflect

Question 21

explain or make (something) clear by using examples, charts, or pictures

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illustrate

Question 22

draw meaning or significance from a text or data

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interpret

Question 23

a passage or segment taken from a longer work

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excerpt

Question 24

a group of words that communicates meaning to the person who is reading it

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text

Question 25

information to support an argument

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reasons

Question 26

bring (something, especially a product, measure, or concept) into use or operation for the first time

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introduce

Question 27

offer evidence to prove your point

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support

Question 28

stress or single out as important

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emphasize

Question 29

make whole by combining different parts into one

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integrate

Question 30

to draw a conclusion; to guess; to estimate

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infer

Question 31

closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered

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relevant

Question 32

establish value, importance, amount, or effectiveness; to judge or determine the significance, worth, or quality

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evalute

Question 33

a group of lines that are arranged together as a unit within a poem

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stanza

Question 34

a fact, detail, statistic, etc. Evidence is used to support/prove your reasons; proof that something is not true

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evidence/quote

Question 35

the teller of a story

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narrator

Question 36

the plot of a story is the sequence of events that makes up the story. it's what's happening in the story and how

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plot

2025 sba additional vocabulary part 2

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2025 sba additional vocabulary part 2

Questions 36