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6th Grade, SpringBoard - ELA, Unit 3 Vocabulary Test
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citation
a writer's statement of a position or opinion about a topic
the clear and orderly presentation of ideas in a paragraph
a bibliography of titles
giving credit to the author's of source information
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reasons
points that explain why the author is making a certain claim
an excuse for ones actions
external conflict that suggests an opinion
internal conflict that suggests an opinion
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ethos
an ethical appeal based on the speaker's qualifications
a fuel you put in a lantern
a logical appeal based on the qualifications of the speaker
a celebrity endorsement
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sufficient
the voice that communicates with the reader
adequate for the purpose of supporting a claim or reason
a catchphrase that evokes a particular feeling
in writing, evidence (facts, statistics, examples)
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pathos
the clear and orderly presentation of ideas in a paragraph
rhetorical appeal that reasons using emotion
rhetorical appeal that reasons using the ethics of a speaker
a writer's statement of a position or opinion about a topic
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catastropic
something that creates a reaction
an argument with two positions
a big problem between two people
a momentous and tragic event
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stigma
to stick together
people who are treated unfairly
negative/unfair beliefs people have about people or topics
adequate for the purpose of supporting a claim or reason
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claim
writer's opinion about himself/herself
writer's statement of a position or opinion about a topic
writer's thoughts about a bill
writer's statement that is fictional
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evidence
false information
a short piece of text at the start of a paragraph
information that supports or proves an idea or claim
the result of an event or action
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credible
to be trusted or believed
to believe false information
to hold someone to high standards
to not trust
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controversy
A public fight between two or more people
A big problem
A public debate or dispute concerning a matter of opinion
A private debate or dispute concerning a matter of power
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argument
incorrect facts
reasoning to support a position as incorrect
facts or reasons offered to support a position as true/false
facts or reasoning offered to support a position as false
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logos
facts or reasoning offered to support a position as false
rhetorical appeal that reasons using emotion
reasoning to support a position as incorrect
rhetorical appeal that reasons using statistics and facts
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rhetorical appeals
use of emotional, logical or ethical arguments to persuade
A public fight between two or more people
private debates or disputes concerning a matter of power
No opinion is stated
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plagiarism
taking and using as your own the words and ideas of another
a logical guess or assumption about something
the points that explain why the author is making a claim
the act of causing someone to do or believe something
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inference
a logical guess or conclusion
to refer to a specific passage in the text
to question the motivation of the speaker
a logical guess or conclusion based on evidence
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integrate
a public debate or dispute concerning a matter of opinion
to carry out
to make a prediction about what will happen next
to bring together or incorporate
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implement
to carry out
a new policy
a knife
to take away
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editorial
a reference to a well-known person, place, or literary work
short essay in which a publication expresses an opinion
facts or reasoning offered to support a position as true
a statement that can be proven
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textual evidence
quotations, summaries from passages to support a position
a report on a news program about a specific event
a sentence that states the main idea of a paragraph
the central idea, message, or purpose of a literary work
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formal style
facts or reasoning offered to support a position as true
style of writing that references famous people or literature
a statement that can be proven
style of writing that is appropriate for communication
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research
Type of poetry that does not follow any regular patterns
The process of revising a text to improve organization
To access personal knowledge on a subject
To study or investigate, to learn new facts or problem solve
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tone
a writer's or speaker's attitude towards a subject
words with similar meanings
taking and using as your own the words and ideas of another
the speed or rate of speaking
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iconic
someone who is accused of a crime
widely recognized and well established
very tall
a magnetic substance
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advocate (verb)
to publicly support or urge by argument
a lawyer who represents clients
actively listening to another point of view
a friend who stands up for you
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technique
details in the text that support a conclusion
a way of accomplishing a certain task
adequate for the purpose of supporting a claim or reason
the way a writer talks
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relevant
closely connected to the matter at hand
a work of fiction that presents a sequence of events
process of locating information from a variety of sources
the use of the same words or structure over again
