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English 12A Final Vocab Practice
What is textual evidence?
What is context?
English 12A Final Vocab Practice
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What is context?
The habits of language & word choice
Words from text that show, prove, or give reasons for making a judgment
The circumstances that form the setting for an event, idea or story
Enough information to meet the requirements of a proposed conclusion
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What is textual evidence?
An objective, impersonal, and precise use of language
A narrative composed of interconnected or interwoven parts
Words from text that show, prove, or give reasons for making a judgment
A casual, familiar, and colloquial use of language
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What is assimilation?
How younger generations are affected by the trauma of older generations
The shared characteristics of a group of people
Adapting to another culture/ way of life.
The social standing or class of an individual or group
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A conclusion is
the first sentence in your introduction
the final statement in your essay
the argument of your essay
the explanation of your evidence in your essay
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What is organization?
The rules of how you put together sentences
Information that shows, proves, or gives reasons for making a judgment
A statement of the major point of a written piece
to put in an order that makes sense
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What is a transition?
The way in which you present the information
A representation of a person, object, event or idea.
Words, phrases, or clauses that connect ideas
A group of words taken from a text or speech
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What is transgenerational trauma?
how younger generations are affected by the trauma of older generations
Adapting to another way of life or culture
The social class or standing of a group of people
the shared characteristic of a group of people
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What is an introduction?
a detailed description of events, ideas, places
first paragraph that introduces your argument
last paragraph that wraps up your argument
a group of words taken from a text
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What is a quotation?
group of words taken directly from a text
a detailed description
the main argument in an essay
a narrative composed of interwoven parts
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What is aesthetic impact?
Words from text that show, prove, or give reasons for making a judgment
The idea that a text or art has an effect on the appreciation of beauty
The combined use of several media, such as sound, video, or text
representation of a person, object, event or idea
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What is formal style (in writing)?
informal, casual use of language
A representation of a person, object, event or idea.
The combined use of several media, such as sound, video, or text
precise, objective, impersonal use of language
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Substance is...
the style of your writing
the content of your information
how carefully you edit your work
the organization of your ideas
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What is the definition of explicit (in terms of writing)?
indirectly explained
main ideas or key points
the content of your writing
fully expressed or defined
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Relevant means
off-topic
detailed
on-topic
lacking detail
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What is culture?
the social standing or class of a group of people
trauma passed down through the generations
the idea that a text or art work makes you appreciate beauty
shared characteristics of a group of people
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What does it mean to analyze?
to present the main point or idea
to examine in detail
to explain fully
to use a familiar, casual tone
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What does irrelevant mean?
off topic
lacking detail
detailed
on topic
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What does implicit mean?
formal style
directly stated
well-explained
indirectly stated
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Grammar refers to
the circumstances that form the setting for an idea
the rules of how you write sentences
the first paragraph that introduces your argument
the descriptions you include in your writing
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What does graphics refer to?
photos and illustrations
videos
songs
text features
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When you describe, you...
create a representation of a person, object or idea
present the main argument of your essay clearly
wrap up your argument and explain why it is important
use formal, precise, objective language
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What is a complex account?
a narrative with multiple parts
a detailed essay
information that proves your point
a representation of an object or person
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What does usage mean (in terms of grammar)?
the habits of language & word choice
the main or central ideas
words that prove your argument
to correct your writing
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What does multimedia mean?
the idea that art and literature influence how you understand media
using a combination of different media - sound, text, video
using media as a lens to understand literature
using different writing techniques
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What is informal style?
a casual, familiar use of language
the habits of language and word choice
a formal, objective use of language
including enough evidence to support your ideas
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When you edit, you..
correct written work for grammar errors
conclude by explaining why a topic is important
describe your ideas fully
include sufficient evidence in your writing
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What does it mean to synthesize?
correct written work, checking for grammar, spelling and punctuation errors
To combine a number of things into a coherent whole
The content of your information
The most essential points from the text
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What is socioeconomic status?
adapting to another way of life
the shared characteristic of a group of people
trauma passed down through the generations
social class
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What is an argument?
introduction
conclusion
thesis
transition
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Sufficient evidence means
not enough evidence to make your point
enough evidence to make your point
too much evidence to make your point
evidence that is not well-explained
