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Vocabulary Middle School to High School
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To synthesize is to
determine the main idea of an arguement
create an outline for a research paper
add music or a video
form an idea or argument by combining specific elements
2
Fiction, nonfiction, and poetry are all examples of different
citations
checklist
myths
genres
3
In a research paper, you give credit to ideas and quotes from outside sources by providing
a citation
a summary
an editor
a period
4
Words appearing at the beginning of sentence such as although, when, and before signify what
an independent clause
an incomplete sentence
a complete sentence
a dependent clause
5
Which of the following defines interpretation?
insight into the authors world or character
modern performances of classical plays
concept of the meaning of an artistic or creative expression
accurate summary of events in the story
6
Finding similarities and differences between two or more things is called
comparing
satire
listing
cause and effect
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The part of an essay that sums up the argument and mainpoint is called the
conclusion
quiz
outline
resolution
8
When you check your work to make sure your sentences are complete and correct you are using
story elements
none
grammar
citation
9
Character, setting, and plot are all examples of
rules of grammar
story elements
multi-meaning words
supporting details
10
What is an opinions or constructive criticism intended to improve a work or skill
feedback
rephrasing
foreshadowing
intejection
11
A section in the back of the book that defines all relevant terms used in the text is called
a glossary
a mistake
a map
an index
12
The opening of a letter is called the
complaint
salutation
body
closing
13
Forming overall ideas, opinions, or rules about something based on specific instances is called
juxtapostion
generalization
specification
etymology
14
When an author has something specific he or she wants to say, he or she has a
purpose
question
title
word
15
The reason a character has for doing something is called their
rating
motivation
prop
cue
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Using the exact language or ideas of another author in work w/o proper citation is called
plagerism
parallel structure
personaification
perspective
17
The way to end the story is called
Climax
Resolution
Projection
Commencement
18
Cultures that pass stories down through generations w/o ever writing them down. This is called
a viewpoint
an oral tradition
a verbal contract
a dialect
19
The specific group of people an advertisement is trying to appeal to is called the
editorial audience
mass media
public audience
target audience
20
The slanted font style used for book titles or to put emphasis on words or phrases is called
Times New Roman
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Arial
italics