Unit 3- Big Question Vocabulary

To gradually get more and more of something?

A method for analyzing and writing about a topic by identifying a problem and proposing

Writers distinctive way of speaking?

A task requiring great strength or effort?

A passage about someone's life that is written by another person?

A form of nonfiction writing

To uncover a secret or make something known

An unfair situation

An amount of something that can be counted or measured?

Short nonfiction composition that uses facts and data to explain a specific topic?

A historical account or biography written from personal knowledge or special sources?

Writers attitude towards their audience and subjects?

Addresses an experience and includes the writer's insights and event's importance?

A piece about someone's life that's written that person?

When a person presents facts and ideas or explains a process?

A type of commutation that is used in the radio, magazines, newspaper, and internet the most?

Useful, helpful, or important?

A choice that is made after considering the options?

The process in which someone or something grows or is built up?

A written, typed, or printed communication

Told in order of how sequence of events occurred?

Effecting or including the entire world?

A set of numbers that represent facts or measurements?

A piece of writing that is about something that happened in your life filled with details?

The act of treating a person or group differently?

Shows the relationship among events?

Written accounts of news and events?

The degree to which something is good or bad?

The study and observation of a location in order to find facts or make a discovery?

To question, oppose, or confront in order to dispute a viewpoint?

To find similarities and differences?

A regularly updated website or web page?

A type of writing that you use as your own argument.

The act of making something clear and understandable?