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Expository Essay

Vocab Words for LA Expository Quiz

QuestionAnswer
Text Features Elements that allow you to see the most important ideas
Title Reveals topic of article
Subheadings Highlight what each section is about
Sidebar Provides more information
Bulleted List Presents info in an easy to read format
Topic Piece of nonfiction which the txt is about
Main Idea Most important idea writer wants to share
Topic Sentence Where main idea is stated, usually 1st or last sentence in a paragraph
Supporting Details Support for main idea
Infer Assume
Suspense A feeling of growing tension and excitement felt by the reader
Mood THe feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader by using descriptive words, imagery, and figurative language
Tone The author's attutude toward his or her subject
Verbal Irony When a person says one thing but means another, or when what is said turns out to be true in a manner different that what the speaker meant
Dramatic Irony THe reader or viewer knows something that a character does not know
Situational Irony A contrast between what a reader or character expects and what actually exisits or happens
Created by: Squirtz99
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