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Quarter 2 Vocabulary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| allusion | reference to a well known event, purpose, place, or thing |
| analogy | shows relationship between pairs and words |
| antonym | the opposite meaning of a word |
| argument | a style of writing presenting to different points or opinions |
| claim | tells what you think is true based on knowledge |
| clause | a phrase |
| complex sentences | has 1 independent clause and at least 1 subordinate clause |
| compound sentenes | 2 independent clauses joined with a conjunction |
| compound-complex sentence | 2 independent clauses and at least 1 subordinate clause |
| context | a slight variation in tone, color, or meaning |
| counter claim | opposite side of the claim |
| dangling modifier | a misplaced discription |
| description | attributes that an object or idea has |
| dialouge | the script, lines, and words in a play, or just writing |
| figurative language | above dictionary definition to capture scene, emotion, and different movement |
| logic | doing what you think is right based on your knowledge |
| narrative | in story form |
| narator | the person who is telling the story |
| nuance | slight variation in time, color, or meaning |
| opposing claim | the opposite main statement of a piece of writing |
| organization | keeping and managing information in a certain order |
| pacing | keeping a reasonable speed while accomplishing something |
| phrase | a section of writing |
| point of view | the point from which the piece of writing is being told |
| sensory details | details that include your 5 senses |
| sequence | the order that information |
| simple sentence | a sentence containing at least 1 subject and 1 predicate expressing a complete thought |
| structure | the base of something constructed |
| synonym | a word with a similar meaning |
| time shift | when a story changes in time periods (flashbacks) |
| topic | the main idea of a piece of writing |
| transition | the way that a phrase changes into another phrase |