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ELA vocabulary #1

This is your first set of ELA vocabulary words.

TermDefinition
describe to tell or show the facts or details with written or spoken words
summarize to state in concise form the essential (main) components (parts) in chronological order
support to back up, justify with evidence (facts)
compare examine and state what is the same, or note likenesses of two or more items
contrast examine and state the differences in two or more items
narrative a sequence of events, or experiences, either true or ficticious
explicit clear facts or meaning, leaving no room for interpretation
evidence something that proves or disproves; facts
figurative language figures of speech; not literal; expand meaning
infer to deduce or conclude by reasoning, to guess or figure out from evidence
main idea/central idea the author's most important idea
theme a unifying or dominant (big) idea
structure the relationship of important parts or components
details/ key details the specific ideas that are explicitly written in a text that support or expand the main idea
claim to state as a fact
meaning the significance (importance) of something
story the plot or succession of events of a novel, poem, drama, etc.
context the set of circumstances or facts that surround a particular event or situation
cite to quote specifically from text or event, recall
assess to measure, to determine the amount of
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