L-J Vocabulary Words

a number that represents a part of a whole

evidence that is clearly expressed

this P.O.V. uses he/she/it, but now the narrator knows things that others dont, and can see inside the minds of others

the chance or possibility that an event will occur

a number greater than 0, example 1, 2, 3

a number that has a digit in the tenths place, hundredths, and beyond

the main character is telling the story. You can only experience the story through one person's eyes

part of the plot after the climax

a plan or drawing that explains the parts of an object

a combination of numbers and operations RW:expression

words attached to an object that give information about it

sentence that makes a request or demand

a flat surface on a 3-D figure

interruption in a story that explains what happened in the past

property where you can multiply each addend by the same number and add the products

the message or lesson learned from a piece of writing

two words that are spelled the same, but mean different things and sound different

the most exciting part of the plot

a literary device used to suggest the outcome of a story

the beat or pattern heard when reading poetry

English word parts that can be traced to Latin origin

a word that signals a noun

piece of writing that is performed

unfair feelings for or against something

property that states the sum of any number and zero equals the number and the product equals the number

a triangle with three congruent sides

these words have the same spelling, same pronunciation, but different meanings

a collection of memories that an individual writes about moments or events RW: memory

evidence that has a tendency to make a fact more or less probable than it would be without the evidence

evidence that is implied or understood though not directly expressed

having the same measure

a graph that uses columns of x's above a number line to show a frequency of data

exaggerated statements or claims

a fraction with a numerator that's greater or equal to the denominator

Where did Mrs. Jensen go to college for her teaching degree?

what is yours but others use more often than you?

a sentence that contains at least 2 independent clauses

a whole number with exactly 2 factors, one and itself

a category of artistic composition characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter

a group of words that begin with the same sounds

a sentence that makes a statement

giving an animal or object a human quality or characteristic

property states that the way factors are multiplied does not change the sume or product

a whole number that has more than 2 factors

P.O.V. limited to 1 character. The narrator only knows what that 1 character knows.

a part of speech that shows the relationship between a noun and another word RW:prep

a number that is multiplied by another number

lines that are the same distance apart, these lines never cross or meet

a number that is a multiple of the denominators of 2 or more fractions

a long essay involving personal research - written by a candidate for a college degree

the line segment where 2 faces of a 3-D figure meet

English word parts that can be traced back to Greek origin

a positive number including zero, without any decimal or fractional parts

the point where 2 rays meet in an angle or where 3 or more faces meet on a 3-D figure

sentence that expresses emotion RW:exclaim

a comparison between something or someone and NOT using like or as when comparing

a traditional story explaining some natural or social phenomenon - usually has a god or goddess

to mention, support, or prove something

short piece of writing on a certain topic

property states the order numbers added doesn't change sum & order that factors are multiplied doesn't change a product

words that make pictures in a reader's mind

a word part added to the beginning or end of words

the number of square units needed to cover the surface of a closed figure

shortened form of a word

words that have more than one meaning

a pair of numbers that is used to name a point on the coordinate plane

What is Miss Birkel's degree?

sentence that asks a question RW:interrogate

way of writing a number as the sume of the value of its digits

text describing an illustration

a set of rules to follow when more than one operation is used in an expression

part of the plot that builds toward the point of greatest interest

sentence containing only one independent clause and no dependent clauses

an expression doesn't mean what it says - it has a meaning of its own

a multiple of a number is the product of that number and any whole number

equal to

the distance around a polygon

one part in every hundred

alphabetical list of names, places, and topics with the number where they are mentioned

a fraction in which the Greatest Common Factor of the numerator and denominator is 1 (reduced down)

a part of speech that expresses emotion RW:interject

one of the four regions of a coordinate plane they are divided by the x and y axis

words that sound the same but with different spellings and meanings

fractions that have the same value