EOG VOCABULARY WORDS FOR grades 3 & 4
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| FICTION | A story that is made up or not true
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| Non-Fiction | A selection that is true or factual
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| Narrative | Another name for a story
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| Memoirs | A kind of writing that tells someone’s memories
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| Menu | A list of choices you can get at a restaurant.
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| Schedule | A list of times and activities
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| Biography | A story about someone’s life
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| Article | A non-fiction selection usually found in a newspaper or magazine.
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| Fantasy | Stories that have elements in them that could not really happen
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| Folk Tales | Fiction stories that are based on legends.
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| Fairy Tales | Stories that involve unrealistic characters like fairies, and usually have a happy ending
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| Myths/Legend | A story passed down from generations that explain historical events
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| Cause | What makes something happen
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| Effect | What happens because of something.
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| Main Idea | What the story is mainly about.
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| Purpose | why the author wrote the passage
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| Opinion | How a person feels about something
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| Mood/Tone | The way a story makes you feel
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| Characteristics | Traits a character has
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| Fact | A statement that is true
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| Details | sentences that support the main idea that tells who, what, when, where and why
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| Influence | The effect a situation or character has on each other.
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| Information | communication of knowledge
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| To Entertain | Humor the reader (funny)
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| To Inform | To give information or facts to the reader
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| To Persuade | To get the reader to buy or do something
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| Prediction | Something you think will happen
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| Compare and Contrast | How are things alike and different
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| Sequence | The order of events
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| Inference | A special kind of guess or opinion based on facts.
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| Characters | The people or animals in the story
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| Plot | Part of the story that tells what happens
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| Problem | Part of the Plot. Also known as the conflict
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| Resolution | When the problem in the story is fixed
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| Setting | Where and when the story takes place
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| Synonym | Words that have the same meaning
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| Antonym | Words that have the opposite meaning
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| Point of View | Some stories are written in the 1st person and use the word I. Others are written in the 3rd person and use the words: he, she….
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| Theme | The message the author wants to deliver
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| Bold Print | Words that are usually written darker than others
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| Subheading | Introduces the main idea of the section that follows
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| Subtitles | Usually the second title of an article
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| Italics | Words that are written with slanting letters
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| Parenthesis | one or both of the curved marks ( ) used in writing
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| Graph | Helps give the reader information about a topic dealing with numbers
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| Graphic Organizer | A diagram used to help organize information from a selection
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| Illustration | A picture or drawing to add to the selection
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| Heading | Tells what the article is about
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| Timeline: | A sequence of events of a person or place in time
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| Table | The arrangement of data
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| Flow Chart | A step-by-step change of data over time.
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| Index | Located at the back of a textbook and lists each section or topic found in the book with its page number
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| Table of Contents | Located in the front of a book that lists units, chapters, stories or section in the order that they appear in the book
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| Glossary | A small dictionary in the back of a book
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| Poet | author or writer of a poem
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| Stanza | A group of lines that make up a paragraph in a poem
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| Ingredients | he edible materials used in cooking
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| Utensils | tools used in cooking (EX: spoon)
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| Equipment | The machines used in cooking
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| Bake | To cook
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| Oven | A chamber used for cooking
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| Hyperbole | to exaggerate
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| Onomatopoeia | writing words that sound like sound
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