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2nd Semester Review
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The central or most important idea from a text
Topic
Plot
Main idea
Theme
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In an argument or persuasion, this is the writer's position on an issue or problem
Inference
Opinion
Claim
Comparison
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Section titles that hint at the main idea of the section that follows it
Subheadings
Graphics
Captions
Exposition
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Restating the author's main ideas and details in your own words
Exposition
Persuasion
Summarizing
Inferencing
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Persuasive technique that makes the audience afraid something bad will happen
Testimonial
Appear to Fairness
Bandwagon
Appeal to Fear
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Persuasion that uses situations that are unbalanced or unfair to convince the reader
Appeal to Fear
Appeal to Fairness
Appeal to Vanity
Appeal to Pity
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A true story about a person's life or part of his or her life
Literary Nonfiction
Folktale
Historical Fiction
Realistic Fiction
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The group of people the writer is "speaking" to
Point of View
Genre
Audience
Editors
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A truth know by actual experience or observation
Claim
Fact
Persuasive Technique
Opinion
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The series of events in a story revolving around the conflict
Plot
Resolution
Setting
Climax
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A lesson that a story teaches
Main Idea
Exposition
Moral
Plot
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Persuasive technique that relies on a person's sympathy or guilt to convince them
Bandwagon
Testimonial
Appeal to Fear
Appeal to pity
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Information that helps prove a claim
Support
Inference
Advice
Theme
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The author's feeling toward the story or topic
Mood
Theme
Plot
Tone
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Persuasion that taps into the audience's desire to be part of a group
Appeal to fear
Bandwagon
Appeal to vanity
Testimonial
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One or two words that sum up what the story is about
Summary
Plot
Exposition
Topic
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A struggle between opposing forces
Exposition
Resolution
Conflict
Climax
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A personal judgment based on something that is not necessarily fact or knowledge based
Moral
Main Idea
Opinion
Tone
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Elements of a text that organize & emphasize information (bold words, subheadings, pictures)
Paragraphs
Captions
Graphic aids
Text feature
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A writer's story of his or her own life
Autobiography
Realistic Fiction
Biography
Folktale
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True texts that explain something
Historical fiction
Arguments
Expository Nonfiction
Realistic fiction
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The feeling a reader gets from reading a selection
Theme
Moral
Mood
Tone
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Words that have the same meaning
Rhymes
Similes
Antonyms
Synonyms
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A broad statement about a group of people based on a belief about some of its members.
Expository
Summary
Overview
Generalization