Vocab Set #9 Flashcard (Expository Writing)

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Expository writing is used to...

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inform, explain or describe.

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Two E's in P.E.E.R. Paragraph:

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Evidence & Explanation

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Another term for "POINT" in P.E.E.R Paragraph:

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Topic Sentence

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In a P.E.E.R. paragraph, factual info, quotes, or examples that support the writer's point are called...

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Evidence

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Sentences explaining how evidence supports a point in P.E.E.R Paragraph are called...

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Explanation

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Concluding sentence that reviews the main point in P.E.E.R. Paragraph.

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Review

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Using another's exact words in quotes to support a point is called...

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Quote

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Informing readers WHO and WHERE you are quoting is called...

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Cite

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"Documents, articles, books, academic videos, or interviews quoted as evidence for writing" are called...

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Sources

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"Works Cited Page" is a bibliography listing sources used to support your point.

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bibliography that lists all the sources you quoted/used to support your point.