A careful study of a text to gain deeper understanding.

Graphs or an index that help for a better understand.

An account written from the memory of one who experienced that event.

A piece of writing along with other pieces of writing in a newspaper,.

Details which help prove the point you are trying to make., A text written by someone who experienced the event.

The sentence that states the main claim of your essay.

A story of someone's life written by them.

A document that discusses a primary document.

Facts that lead to proving whether a claim is true or not.

The position or perspective from which something is considered.

The reason why something is done.

A statement that can be proved by providing evidence.

A group of viewers or listeners involved in a specific activity.

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Analysis
A careful study of a text to gain deeper understanding.
The list of chasracters in a novel.
Providing details to prove your point.
The reason why the text or essay was written.
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Text Features
The barcode that tells the price of the book.
The central idea of the document or lecture.
Graphs or an index that help for a better understand.
A statement concerning the truth of something that was disputed.
3
Memoir
A secondary document of scientific nature.
An account written from the memory of one who experienced that event.
The piece of furniture where old remotes and other things are stored in.
The reason why something is created
4
Biography
A book about someone's life.
A book written by someone about themselves.
A text with only two stories in it.
A text which is only scientific in content.
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Article
A piece of writing along with other pieces of writing in a newspaper,.
A book which is only fiction.
Editing your essay to make sure it conmtains no errors.
Details which support your claim.
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Primary Source
Someone who just heard about an incident.
Details which help prove the point you are trying to make.
A text written by someone who experienced the event.
Ther process of putting a book together for print.
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Thesis
A list of authors who contributed to writing a textbook.
Details that are provided to prove your claim.
The third paragraph in a five paragraph essay.
The sentence that states the main claim of your essay.
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Autobiography
A text written by someone about a famous person.
A secondary source used in reseasrch.
A book found in the glove compartment describing the features of a vehicle.
A story of someone's life written by them.
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Secondary Source
A document that discusses a primary document.
The person in a group who usually knows all the latest gossip.
Reserve players on a sports team.
The primary way one obtains resources for research.
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Evidence
A story that is written after an event took place.
A story you make up to deny your involvement in a situation.
The goal or aim of a text.
Facts that lead to proving whether a claim is true or not.
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Viewpoint
The position or perspective from which something is considered.
The title of the first newspaper in America.
The main idea of an essay.
The angle from which you can see an object clearly.
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Purpose
Not meaning to harm someone by your remarks.
The reason why something is done.
The viewpoint of an author or speaker.
Facts that help determine the validity of an argument.
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Claim
A statement that is totally one's opinion.
A statement that can be proved by providing evidence.
The quotes used to support your thesis in an essay.
The side of the argument against your view.
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Audience
A group of viewers or listeners involved in a specific activity.
Requirements needed to belong to a club.
The purpose for writing an artricle.
A group of people.

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