to give/write a short version of events focusing on main ideas

to explain the way items are alike

to explain the way items are different

to make guesses about what will happen in the future

To include or mix something into a larger whole.

To look closely at something to understand it better or to explain how it works.

to restate something in your own words while keeping the original meaning

To be a good example of something; to show or demonstrate a particular quality.

To add to something or help make it better; to play a part in something.

To make something known or visible that was previously hidden or unknown.

To recognize or point out something, such as a character, theme, or idea in a text.

To improve or make something better, often by adding details or features.

To look over and make changes to a piece of writing to improve it.

To represent or describe someone or something in a certain way, often through writing or art.

A visual representation of the structure of a story, showing elements like the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.

A written account of someone else's life.

A written account of a person's own life.

Writing that explains or clarifies a topic.

Writing that provides facts and information about a subject.

Argumentative writing (a.k.a. persuasive writing)

Writing that presents arguments for or against a point of view that aims to convince the reader to adopt an opinion.

The main idea or message that is expressed in a story or piece of writing.

The underlying message or lesson that the author wants to convey through the story in narrative writing.

A struggle within a character's mind, such as a decision or moral dilemma.

A struggle between a character and an outside force, like another character or nature.

A person, animal, or figure in a story who takes part in the action.

Character Development

The process of how a character changes or grows throughout the story.

To influence how a character develops and what kind of person they become.

The forces or motivations that push the story forward and cause events to happen.

When you see this phrasing in a question, it is asking for the option that seems to be the most correct or appropriate based on the information given. You may be selecting the best correct answer out of many correct answers.

The perspective from which a story is told, such as first-person (from a character's perspective) or third-person (from an outside narrator).

A brief statement that gives the main points or ideas of a text without going into too much detail.

Objective (Adjective)

something is based on facts and evidence

a goal that describes what you want to accomplish

Subjective (adjective)

something is based on opinions, feelings, or beliefs

A short part taken from a larger piece of writing, like a book or article.

Titles or labels used to organize sections of a text; headings are the main titles, while subheadings are smaller titles within those sections.

The main name of a work (title) and a secondary name that provides more information (subtitle).

A group of related works, such as stories or poems, gathered together in one place.

Written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without a structured meter.

A form of writing that often uses rhythm, rhyme, and figurative language to express feelings or ideas.

The feelings or ideas that a word suggests beyond its literal meaning.

To create or put together a piece of writing, music, or art.

Milestone Testing Vocabulary 2024-2025 Flashcards

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Trace (verb)

Back

to outline, to list out in steps

2.

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Front

Infer (verb)

Back

to use evidence or facts to reach a conclusion

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Formulate (verb)

Back

to create or build

4.

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Front

Evaluate (verb)

Back

to judge; to carefully assess the value of something

5.

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Front

Describe (verb)

Back

to explain or write about something so that it can be easily visualized

6.

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Front

Support (verb)

Back

to back up with details; provide evidence from the text

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Explain (verb)

Back

to tell why and how

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