Text Based Evidence (TBE)

Using proof from a text to support or answer a question.

How we talk or write differently in different settings.

Different types of reading, movies, or music.

First Person Point of View

A story told from the perspective of the main character. Uses 'I', 'Me', 'We'.

A story about a person's life written by someone else.

A story about a person's life written by themselves.

An author's reason for writing.

The main message or idea expressed in a non-fiction text.

An expert who studies the past by examining objects that people have left behind

An expert who studies and creates maps of Earth’s natural and human-made features

An expert who studies and records the past

In history, the process of exploring the answers to questions about a certain time and place

Relating to a ceremony, such as a religious ceremony

An object made or used by people in the past

The available body of facts to determine whether something is true

order of writing, how each sentence builds upon the next

the act of mentioning an idea, source or text

process of explaining, expanding or adding details to support of clarify an idea

an idea, tone, argument or focus that is constantly maintained and developed throughout a piece of text

using clear, exact, and accurate language to express ideas without confusion or unnecessary words

give credit to a source when you use someone else's ideas, words, data or research

the system of social relationships that connect people based on blood, marriage or adoption

A statement that says something is true and can be supported with evidence.

What someone thinks or believes, not something that can be proven true or false.

The effect or change that happens because of something.

Tools, machines, or programs made to help people do things more easily.

Using body features, like fingerprints or face scans, to identify a person.

Keeping personal information safe and not shared without permission.

The power to direct, manage, or make decisions about something.

The ability to affect how someone thinks or acts.

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Mixed Vocab for ELA/SS

Term	Definition
Text Based Evidence (TBE)	Using proof from a text to support or answer a question.
Register	How we talk or write differently in different settings.
Genre	Different types of reading, movies, or music.
First Person Point of View	A story told from the perspective of the main character. Uses 'I', 'Me', 'We'.
Biography	A story about a person's life written by someone else.
Autobiography	A story about a person's life written by themselves.
Author's Purpose	An author's reason for writing.
Central Idea	The main message or idea expressed in a non-fiction text.
Archeologist	An expert who studies the past by examining objects that people have left behind
Geographer	An expert who studies and creates maps of Earth’s natural and human-made features
Historian	An expert who studies and records the past
Inquiry	In history, the process of exploring the answers to questions about a certain time and place
Ritual	Relating to a ceremony, such as a religious ceremony
Prehistoric	Before written history
Artifact	An object made or used by people in the past
Evidence	The available body of facts to determine whether something is true
Progression	order of writing, how each sentence builds upon the next
Reference	the act of mentioning an idea, source or text
Elaboration	process of explaining, expanding or adding details to support of clarify an idea
Sustained	an idea, tone, argument or focus that is constantly maintained and developed throughout a piece of text
Precise	using clear, exact, and accurate language to express ideas without confusion or unnecessary words
Cite	give credit to a source when you use someone else's ideas, words, data or research
Kinship	the system of social relationships that connect people based on blood, marriage or adoption
claim	A statement that says something is true and can be supported with evidence.
opinion	What someone thinks or believes, not something that can be proven true or false.
impact	The effect or change that happens because of something.
technology	Tools, machines, or programs made to help people do things more easily.
biometrics	Using body features, like fingerprints or face scans, to identify a person.
privacy	Keeping personal information safe and not shared without permission.
control	The power to direct, manage, or make decisions about something.
influence	The ability to affect how someone thinks or acts.
benefit	A good or helpful result.

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