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MLMS Grade 7 SpringBoard Unit 2
MLMS Grade 7 SpringBoard Unit 2
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Language Arts Unit 2 vocabulary SpringBoard
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A sentence that sums up the point of an argument or essay
Conclusion
Transition
Hook
Thesis Statement
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What type of punctuation should you use to show that you are using the author's EXACT words?
commas
quotation marks
parenthesis
semicolons
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Information about an event written AFTER the event happened
secondary sources
primary sources
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One sentence at the end of your introduction that summarizes the main point of your essay
topic sentence
hook
thesis statement
concluding statement
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Convincing, based on fact or logic
counterclaim
questionable
rhetoric
valid
6
Nonfiction writing that communicates facts about a topic
short story writing
informational writing
poetry
personal narrative writing
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A(n) _____ is found at the beginning of each paragraph and states the topic of that paragraph
topic sentence
conclusion
thesis statement
introduction
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Exposition introduces the setting, characters, and _______
climax
conflict
falling action
theme
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The art of using words to persuade
rhetoric
hook
claim
thesis statement
10
The opening paragraph of an essay is called
the claim
a conclusion
an introduction
the thesis statement
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A ____ comes at the END of a quote and tells the paragraph or page number
citation
quote lead-in
text evidence
works cited section
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The quality of being believable
incredible
credibility
incredulous
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An original text created at the time of an event by someone who witnessed it
secondary source
primary source
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The first sentence of an introductory paragraph that gets your reader's attention
thesis statement
hook
background
commentary
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Parts of a text designed to help you locate, understand, and organize information
thesis statement
credibility
text features
textual evidence
