Week 6 Vocab

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Consider

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To think about or carefully examine something, often to make a decision or form an opinion.

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Believe

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To accept something as true, real, or possible based on evidence, reasoning, or personal conviction.

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Emphasize

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To give special importance or prominence to something, often by stressing it or making it stand out in some way.

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Evaluate

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To assess or judge the value, quality, or effectiveness of something based on certain criteria.

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Excerpt

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A short portion or segment taken from a larger text, such as a book, article, or speech.

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Footnote

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A note or comment at the bottom of a page in a book or article that provides additional information or references regarding something in the main text.

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Figurative Language

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The use of words or expressions with meanings that are different from the literal interpretation, often used to create imagery or emphasize ideas. Examples include metaphors, similes, and personification.

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Foreshadow

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A literary technique in which hints or clues are provided about events that will happen later in the story, often building anticipation or suspense.

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Generalization

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A broad statement or conclusion drawn from specific instances or observations, often without considering all the details or exceptions.

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Flashback

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A scene or event from the past that interrupts the current narrative to provide important background information or context to the present story.