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RL.6.1,RI.6.1,W.6.2

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Relevant W6.2 Related to the topic or subject Synonym: suitable
Informative W6.2 gives interesting and correct information on the subject Synonym: descriptive
Citation W6.2 saying who wrote or thought of a passage or idea and giving them the credit for it Synonym: mention
Selection W6.2 choosing sources for information on a topic Synonym: choice
Explanatory W6.2 a piece of writing written to tell you about a subject Synonym: interpertive
Argument RI6.1 supporting someone's point of view or interpretation of a text Synonym: assertion
Conclusion RI6.1 a section that authors write to help you remember the main idea Synonym: closing
Cite RI6.1 using examples from the piece of writing to support an argument Synonym: mention
Paraphrase RI6.1 rewriting a part of a text in your own words Synonym: reword
Evidence RI6.1 specific examples from the text that make your argument stronger Synonym: testimonial
Implicit RL6.1 evidence that is not clearly stated but can be inferred Synonym: implied
Explicit RL6.1 evidence that is clearly stated and you do not have to guess about the meaning Synonym: clear-cut
Analysis RL6.1 breaking apart the text and asking questions about the parts to help you better understand it Synonym: breakdown
Claim RL6.1 something that the author is trying to convince the reader of Synonym: insistence
Textual Evidence RL6.1 supports the author's claim
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