reading Flashcards

(34 cards)

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the summary

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laying out the most important details or arguments

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the topic

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the subject of a text what the text is about

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the main idea

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the most important point being made by the author

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supporting details

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provide evidence and backing for the main point

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5
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jargon

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no extra stuff

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6
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paraphrasing

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putting a portion of a text into the reader’s own words; requires a citation

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inference

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implied but not written outright by the author

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8
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the contextual clues

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find the answer that is the best answer out of the given choices

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implication

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things that the author does not state directly, assume based off the authors words

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10
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explicitly

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the reader is told by the author exactly what is meant

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11
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italics

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emphasize important words

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12
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footnote

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bottom of a page

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13
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endnote

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end of paragraphs

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14
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facts

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can be proven or disproved

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opinion

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personal thoughts or feeling

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bias

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when the author is purposefully or grossly unfair or inaccurate in their presentation

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denotative

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meaning of a word is the literal meaning

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connotative

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meaning goes beyond denotative

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similes

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comparing using like or as

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metaphor

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equates something with another thing not using like or as

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personification

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describing a non human thing, like an animal or an object

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informative text

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written to educate and enlighten reading

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persuasive writing

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author attempting to pass off opinion as fact

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expository

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aims of inform and enlighten readers

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narrative
is a story
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cause
is an act or event that make something happen
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effect
happens as a result of the cause
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theme
an issue, an idea, or a question raised by the text
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thesis
what he or she argues for or against
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rhetorical devices
appeal to the reader emotion in an attempt to persuade
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spatial organization
seen information
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chronological oranization
in a sequence
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logical organiztion
presenting material in a logical pattern that makes intuitive, there are 6 types
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