Reading Vocabulary Review #2

any platform used to reach a vast audience such as radio, TV, Internet & newspapers

a visual representation of information

to use details in the passage & what you already to know to make an educated guess

a word or phrase that reveals the author's feelings and rouses the reader's emotions

a detailed, complex metaphor that continues through a long section of the text

a story about unreal or immortal characters, often explaining some aspect of the natural world

a POV in which the narrator is a character who reveals his or her own thoughts and feelings

a personal belief; cannot be proven true

a word that has more than one meaning

a reason why a character acts they way he or she does

to summarize part of or all of a text you read in your own words

a statement that can be verified with facts

someone who tells the story in a work of fiction

point in a story where the conflict begins to be resolved

the main point a writer wants to communicate with a text

words that express more than their literal meaning

what happens as a result of an event or action

a diagram that shows relationships between sets of data

a photograph or drawing related to a text

a persuasive technique that does not rely on sound reasoning

the beginning of the story; introduces the setting, characters, and problem

a representation of regions on Earth & their geographical or political features

a type of figurative language that compares two unlike things

a graphic that shows the sequence of steps in a process, with boxes, circles, and arrows

the structure in which a text is arranged: sequence, cause & effect, problem & solution, etc.