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Duplicate of 6th grade Common Core Key Vocabulary
Duplicate of 6th grade Common Core Key Vocabulary
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How the text makes the reader feel
effect
tone
mood
cause
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When a character is in the story and writing from the "I" point of view.
Third person
Second person
First person
None of these
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When a narrator that is outside the story is telling the story using words he, she, they, etc.
First person
Third person
None of these
Second person
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A group of lines in a poem that look like a paragraph
stanza
line
poetic device
flat line
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Quote as evidence for or justification of an argument or statement using A.C.E. format.
evidence
infer
cite
reflect
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Comparing two things using like or as
infer
personification
simile
metaphor
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Events that happen at the very end of the movie after the problem is solved.
ending
exposition
resolution
climax
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The problem of the story
conflict
contrast
resolution
effect
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An essay that supports claims with clear reasons and relevant evidence.
opinion essay
persuasive essay
personal essay
argumentative essay
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A word that imitates a sound. For example, meow, boom, cluck. etc.
appositive
onomatopoeia
personfication
simile
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When the opposite of what should or you think should happen does occur.
irony
resolution
personification
assonance
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The overall relationship between two words: synonyms, definition, antonyms, etc.
text structure
analogy
mood
tone
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A sentence in an essay that states the main idea of the entire essay.
topic sentence
concluding sentence
thesis
main sentence
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The author's or narrator's attitude reflected in the style of the text.
genre
contrast
theme
tone
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When you use evidence from passage to prove what you say.
argue
infer
justify
elaborate
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Groups of words whose meaning is different from the ordinary meaning. An old fashioned saying.
hyperbole
metaphor
idiom
onomatopoeia
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A word or sentence that help lead the reader into the next paragraph.
helping phrase
supportive sentence
transition
introduction
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A conclusion that makes an educated guess about what should happen.
inference
contrast
justify
resolution
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An exchange of conversation of opposite views, typically a heated or angry one.
denotation
argumenent
assonance
analysis
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dictionary meaning
denotative meaning
definition
connotative meaning
key meaning
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A word having the opposite meaning.
synonym
syllable
expression
antonym
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A word having the same or nearly the same meaning.
simile
antonym
synonym
thesaurus
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An exaggeration for emphasis or comic effect.
resolution
personification
hyperbole
simile
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An essay that tells a story about yourself.
narrative
personal narrative
argumentative essay
personal story
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The moral lesson of the story.
resolution
conflict
theme
plot
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A sentence at the end of each paragraph that wraps up a particular paragraph.
resolution
ending statement
concluding sentence
conclusion
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Comparing two things not using like or as
assonance
simile
metaphor
personification
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Word meanings that suggests something other than their literal meaning.
justify
denotative
inference
connotative
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A little story or small piece of information
inference
simile
anecdote
key idea
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Reason the author writes: persuade, information, entertain
author's purpose
author's opinion
idiom
tone
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To examine and appraise characteristics or qualities in order to discover differences.
contrast
clause
compare
denote
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A figure of speech that gives objects or things life or human characteristics.
metaphor
connotation
personification
onomatopoeia