Something accepted as true without proof

Define Interpretation

Explaining the meaning of something

To improve something by making small changes to it

To improve something by adding to it

The way the narrator in a peice of poetry thinks about a subject

What feeling a piece of media gives the observer

To be aware of something using your senses

Conclusion reached using evidence and reasoning

What is meant by a word, concept, or action

To make a statement easier to understand

To strengthen an existing idea or argument

The attitude of a piece of writing, potrayed by authors word choice

To make a statement without proof

To illustrate something using an example

To find or discover something by investigation

An idea that is formed about someone without much consious thought

How tone and mood combine in a text

To reveal or disclose something through information

Someones personal view on something, not totally based on fact

Conclusion that can be drawn from something even when not explicitly stated

To prove something is reasonable

To discover something that was previously unknown

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Ava Hourihan EOC Vocabulary

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Define Assumption
An agreement between two people
Something accepted as true without proof
A deffinate fact backed by proof
How people should interact with eachother
2
Define Interpretation
Explaining the meaning of something
The word choice deliberatly used by the author of a text
An opinion on a litterary device
What message the author is trying to potray to the reader
3
Define Refine
To create a new product
To make exssesive edits to decrease the acurracy of something
To improve something by making small changes to it
To make big changes at the end of a project
4
Define Augment
To improve something by adding to it
to slightly change details
To remove details by something
To make a product worse by adding excessive details
5
Define Attitude
When something is described in vivid detail
A first hand recount of an event
When a literary work makes an analysis on society
The way the narrator in a peice of poetry thinks about a subject
6
Define Mood
What feeling a piece of media gives the observer
A play on words used in poetry and liturature
How someones beliefs influence their opinions
What someone can do to take effective notes on a text
7
Define Perception
To visualize something
To describe something using figurative language
To be aware of something using your senses
To create something someone can observe using their senses
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Define Point of view
The character that is working against the protagonist
The identity of every character in a text
The archetype for how a story plays out, is circular
Who is telling a story
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Define Inference
How a journalist reaserches a topic
Conclusion reached using evidence and reasoning
A conclusion based on gut instinct
What helps people understand figurative language
10
Define Meaning
A comparison between two objects
How facts are discovered
The litteral meaning of words
What is meant by a word, concept, or action
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Define Clarify
To make a statement easier to understand
To try and make something extremly difficult to understand
To create a plan to describe a situation in detail
To describe a statement
12
Define Reinforce
To add supports to a building
To strengthen an existing idea or argument
To collect evidence
To provide evidence that weakens an idea
13
Define Tone
The attitude of a piece of writing, potrayed by authors word choice
How many sylables are in a line of poetry
How writing can make the reader feel
When an inaminate object is given human qualities
14
Define Claim
What to use to support an argument
To make a statement without proof
What a text is all about
What every reader should look at first when reading a text
15
Define Exemplify
Creating an example for something
Using examples to support an argument
Explaining the use of examples
To illustrate something using an example
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Define Trace
To create a sketch
To draw your own conclusion
To find or discover something by investigation
To draw around something
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Define Impression
How to prove if an opinion has valid reasoning
An argument made without bias
An idea created about someones character
An idea that is formed about someone without much consious thought
18
Define Atmosphere
How to credit authors for their work
When another piece of media is referenced in a text
The sequence of events in a fictional text
How tone and mood combine in a text
19
Define Unfold
To create a paper product with creases
To reveal or disclose something through information
To hide information
To fold something into sections and then return it to its original state
20
Define Opinion
A scientific fact that cannot be disputed
Someones personal view on something, not totally based on fact
Someones view that is fully rooted in bias
Flawed reasoning
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Define Recal
To remember a fact or event
To describe an event vaguely
To take back an item that is faulty
To find information on an event that you do not remember
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Define Implication
Creating an idea based on loose evidence
When a solution is obvious and easy to see
Conclusion that can be drawn from something even when not explicitly stated
A fact displayed in a text
23
Define Justify
To prove something is reasonable
To distract from the main idea
How to write an article
To create false evidence
24
Define Supposition
An uncertain belief
When someone says "I suppose"
The best way to analyze poetry
How the reader feels after reading a text
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Define Uncover
To find an object you lost in the couch cussions
To create a story
To discover something that was previously unknown
To lose an object

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