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English 9 B Unit 4

Unit 4 Vocabulary for English 9 B

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primary sources original documents, literary works, or first-hand accounts that are directly related to the subject and that were written in the time period you are studying. Ex: scientific reports, newspapers, speeches, autobiographies
secondary sources documents that analyze and interpret primary sources. Ex: textbooks, history books, reviews
encyclopedias a source of thousands of facts about a various topics in an alphabetized set of books or housed in an online format
biographical references resources that provide information about a person’s life; these could be books, magazine articles, interviews, news reports, etc.
almanacs annual reference books of useful and interesting facts relating to countries of the world, sports, entertainment, etc.
the Internet allows individuals to access a wide range of websites, videos, articles, and media
media newspapers, radio, television, interviews, periodicals that document current and past events
abstracts a summary of a text, scientific article, document, speech, etc.
dictionaries reference books that provide definitions of words
summary a brief account of an original text that focuses on the main ideas, leaves out details, and uses original language
paraphrase express the meaning of (the writer or speaker or something written or spoken) using different words (your own words) to provide clarity
quote taking words or a sentence directly from a source word-for-word. You must include quote marks and a citation.
Created by: Mr.Kiurski
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