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Semester A Vocab part 1
Semester A Vocab part 1
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diction
a preliminary version of a piece of writing
an author's word choice
situation in which the audience knows something that characters don't
textual support for an analysis or interpretation
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free verse
to carefully examine a text or a specific element of a text such as setting
poetry that does not rhyme or have a regular planned meter
a word that describes a verb (action word)
a word that describes a noun (person, place, thing, idea) or a pronoun
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chronological
the order in which events actually occur in time (sequential)
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
a group of words containing subject and verb that forms part of a sentence
clear, consistent, and presented in a logical order
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clause
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
an error of using a comma to link two independent clauses
clear, consistent, and presented in a logical order
a group of words containing subject and verb that forms part of a sentence
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conflict
the feelings, emotions, or associations a word gives the reader
the internal or external struggle of a character or characters
an agreement arrived at by most of those concerned
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
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adjective
to mark up a text by highlighting or underlining key points and making note
a word that is opposite in meaning to another word
to carefully examine a text or a specific element of a text such as setting
a word that describes a noun (person, place, thing, idea) or a pronoun
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dialogue
an author's word choice
a preliminary version of a piece of writing
situation in which the audience knows something that characters don't
the speech or conversation of characters
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adverb
a word that describes a noun (person, place, thing, idea) or a pronoun
to mark up a text by highlighting or underlining key points and making note
a word that describes a verb (action word)
to carefully examine a text or a specific element of a text such as setting
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characters
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
the order in which events actually occur in time (sequential)
clear, consistent, and presented in a logical order
the people, animals, or things that interact in a story, poem, or drama
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context clue
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
the sound produced by any letter that is not a vowel
standard practices that writers agree upon, such as citing sources;
the details or circumstances surrounding a text
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consensus
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
the details or circumstances surrounding a text
an agreement arrived at by most of those concerned
the sound produced by any letter that is not a vowel
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author's purpose
the author’s reason for writing the text
a creative process that is used to produce ideas or solve problems
the focus of a text; also called a main idea
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
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evidence
textual support for an analysis or interpretation
situation in which the audience knows something that characters don't
a specific case or story that illustrates a point
a preliminary version of a piece of writing
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characterization
the process an author uses to reveal the personality of a character.
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
the people, animals, or things that interact in a story, poem, or drama
the order in which events actually occur in time (sequential)
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antonym
to carefully examine a text or a specific element of a text such as setting
to mark up a text by highlighting or underlining key points and making note
a word that describes a noun (person, place, thing, idea) or a pronoun
a word that is opposite in meaning to another word
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coherent
clear, consistent, and presented in a logical order
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
an error of using a comma to link two independent clauses
analysis or explanation of evidence to support an idea
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central topic
the process an author uses to reveal the personality and other traits of
the people, animals, or things that interact in a story, poem, or drama
the order in which events actually occur in time (sequential)
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
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central idea
the people, animals, or things that interact in a story, poem, or drama
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
the process an author uses to reveal the personality and other traits of
the focus of a text; also called a main idea
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annotate
to mark up a text by highlighting or underlining key points and making note
to carefully examine a text or a specific element of a text such as setting
a word that describes a verb (action word)
a word that describes a noun (person, place, thing, idea) or a pronoun
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coordinating conjunction
a word that connects other words, phrases, and clauses that are equal
the sound produced by any letter that is not a vowel
the speech or conversation of characters
the literal dictionary meaning or definition of a word
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draft
a specific case or story that illustrates a point
textual support for an analysis or interpretation
situation in which the audience knows something that characters don't
a preliminary version of a piece of writing
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audience
the author’s reason for writing the text
a creative process that is used to produce ideas or solve problems
the intended readers, viewers, or listeners of a message
the focus of a text; also called a main idea
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comma splice
the internal or external struggle of a character or characters
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
analysis or explanation of evidence to support an idea
an error of using a comma to link two independent clauses
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dramatic irony
a specific case or story that illustrates a point
textual support for an analysis or interpretation
situation in which the audience knows something that characters don't
a preliminary version of a piece of writing
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conventions
standard practices that writers agree upon, such as citing sources;
a word that connects other words, phrases, and clauses that are equal
the sound produced by any letter that is not a vowel
the literal dictionary meaning or definition of a word
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denotation
a word that connects other words, phrases, and clauses that are equal
the speech or conversation of characters
the literal dictionary meaning or definition of a word
a preliminary version of a piece of writing
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analyze
a word that describes a verb (action word)
a word that describes a noun (person, place, thing, idea) or a pronoun
to mark up a text by highlighting or underlining key points and making note
to carefully examine a text or a specific element of a text such as setting
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brainstorm
a creative process that is used to produce ideas or solve problems
the process an author uses to reveal the personality and other traits of
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
the focus of a text; also called a main idea
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connotation
the sound produced by any letter that is not a vowel
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
an agreement arrived at by most of those concerned
the feelings, emotions, or associations a word gives the reader
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commentary
analysis or explanation of evidence to support an idea
the internal or external struggle of a character or characters
the feelings, emotions, or associations a word gives the reader
the dominant and unifying idea in a piece of writing
