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4th Grade

ELA

TermDefinition
embarrass to make uncomfortable or ill at ease
introduction you introduce someone or something
respond answer someone using words, phrases, or gestures
relieved feeling or showing relief from fear, worry, or the like
theme the lesson or message the author is wanting the reader to understand
preserverance to keep going even when something is hard
empathy the ability to understand and share the feelings and experiences of another person
compassion recognizing another person's pain and feeling a strong, active desire to help ease their suffering
focus statement the most important sentence in a paragraph that states the main idea
simile the comparison of two or more things using like or as
metaphor the comparison of two or more things that do not use the word like or as
idioms a type of figurative language that means something different from the actual phrase
conjunctions words that are used to connect two sentences together
inspired to feel encouraged or motivated to complete a task
lines a row of words that a poet uses to stop, rather than the edge of the paper
stanzas a group of set lines within a poem, often set apart from other groups by a blank line
poem a type of writing that often uses imagery, reptition, rhyme, and structure
perspective a particular attitude toward or a way of looking at something
biography the study of another person's life
criteria requirements for something
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