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Q2 - List 2 (9th)

9th Grade Vocab - Q2 List 2

TermDefinition
ambiguous: unclear; having more than one meaning
clarify: to make something clearer and easier to understand
comprehend: to understand something that is complicated or difficult
concept: an idea of how something is or how something should be done
information: facts or details about something
fact: a piece of information that is known to be true
interpret: to understand something to have a particular meaning
research: to study or investigate something in detail
sources: people, books, or documents that supply you with information
statistics: a set of numbers that represent facts or measurements
connection: the process or result of joining two or more things together
feeling: an opinion or a belief about something that is influenced by emotions
insight: clear or deep perception or understanding of something
instinct: the natural ability to think, behave, or react in a particular way without learning it or thinking about it first
sensory: involving one or more of the five senses: taste, touch, hearing, sight, and smell
essay: examines and discusses a focused topic, often including the writer's personal POV
speech: written to be read aloud, presents a topic and may be intended to persuade, inform, explain, or entertain
style: the particular way a writer uses language, reflects the author's personality
tone: the author's attitude toward both the subject and the readers or listeners
diction: the author's choice of words
bias: an author's one-sided representation of the story
Created by: MrsMullis_FHS
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