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Q1 Words of the Day

TermDefinition
key details The most important pieces of information that support a text's main idea
implicit Suggested or implied by a text rather than directly stated
explicitly stated Information that is directly and clearly stated in the text, not hidden
text evidence Specific words, phrases, or details from a text used to support an answer or claim
cite To point to specific evidence or words from a text to support an idea
analyze To carefully examine and break something down in to parts to understand
support To hold up or prove a claim using specific details or structured facts
conclusion The final part of a piece of writing or an oral presentation that brings the discussion to a clear meaningful conclusion
reasoning The thinking process that connects your evidence to your claim
topic The specific subject, theme, or main idea that a piece of writing, a speech, or conversation is about
setting The time and place in which a story's events occur
characters The people, animals, or figures who take part in the action of a story
plot The sequence of events that make up a story
conflict A struggle or problem between opposing forces that drives the action of a story
external conflict A struggle between a character and an outside force such as another character, nature, or society
internal conflict A struggle that happens within a character's own mind, such as an emotion or decision
theme The underlying message, lesson, or insight about life conveyed by a literary work
exposition The introductory part of a story that sets up the characters, setting, and situation
rising action The series of events that build tension and lead up to a story's climax
climax The most intense moment or turning point in a story's plot
falling action The events that happen after the climax, leading toward the story's resolution
resolution The part of a story where the main conflict is settled and loose ends are tied up
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