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Quarter 3 vocabulary

Daniel Pollack 1st Period 5/20/15

TermDefinition
argument a reason or set of reasons given to persuade others that something is right or wrong
citation a quotation from a reference to a book, paper, or author especially in scholarly work
claim state that something is the case
compare to show similarities or differences between things
conditional mood the mood depending on the condition in a story
contrast showing how things are not alike
credible source sources that are reliable and trustworthy for correct information
drama exciting, serious, etc., series of events
explanatory serving to explain something
informative providing useful or interesting information
passive voice when the subject is acted by the verb
plagiarism when someone wrote text and someone else copies that text without their permission or voluntarily
poem a piece of writing of both speech and song or telling a story
rellevant/irrelevant relevant: closely connected or appropriate irrelevant: not connected with or relevant to something
soliloquy talking to yourself when alone
sonnet a poem of 14 lines
subjunctive mood mood to form verbs that don't describe facts
techniques the way of doing something
verb action word
Created by: daniel.pollack
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