Academic Vocabulary Quiz 2

Academic Vocabulary Quiz 2

by David Hamidy

Academic Vocabulary, Page 1

• Theme - ​moral or lesson learned from the story

• ​Emerges - revealed; become known

• Conflict - the character's problem ​

• ​Resolution - solution to the character's conflict

• ​Character - person in the story

• ​Plot - main events of a story from beginning to end

• ​Setting - where and when the story takes place

• ​Story elements - the parts of a story, including characters, setting, and plot

• ​Analysis - an examination of how the different parts of a story work together

• ​Analyze - to examine something to see how it works together

​Academic Vocabulary, Page 2

• Influence - affect or impact someone or something

• ​Text evidence - piece of information from a text (used to support an inference)

• ​Summary - a brief statement about the article's important details, in your own words

• ​Inference - educated guess based on textual evidence and background knowledge

• Explicitly - directly​

• ​Accurate - correct

• ​Objective - meaning you do not include your opinions, beliefs, or judgments

​Academic Vocabulary, Page

• Supporting details - details that support, clarify, or explain the main idea

• ​Central idea - what the author has to say about the topic

• ​Develop - to explain, clarify, or reveal

Multiple Choice

person in the story

• character

• setting

• influence

• resolution

Multiple Choice

to examine something to see how it works together

• summary 

• inference

• analyze

• conflict

Multiple Choice

the parts of a story, including characters, setting, and plot

• Analysis

• Resolution

• Conflict

• story elements

Multiple Choice

where and when the story takes place

• setting

• resolution

• character

• inference

Multiple Choice

revealed; become known

• theme

• emerges

• accurate

• explicitly 

Multiple Choice

the character's problem

• analysis

• theme

• resolution

• conflict

Multiple Choice

main events of a story from beginning to end

• theme

• plot

• influence

• central idea

Multiple Choice

an examination of how the different parts of a story work together

• analyze

• accurate

• analysis

• theme

Multiple Choice

moral or lesson learned from a story

• theme

• resolution

• conflict

• central idea

Multiple Choice

solution to the character's conflict

• develop

• conflict

• influence

• resolution

Multiple Choice

affect or impact someone or something

• influence

• develop

• supporting detail

• analyze

Multiple Choice

piece of information from a text (used to support an inference)

• central idea

• objective

• inference

• text evidence

Multiple Choice

correct

• accurate

• develop

• objective

• explicit

Multiple Choice

meaning you do not include your opinions, beliefs, or judgments

• explicit

• analysis

• central idea

• objective

Multiple Choice

to explain, clarify, or reveal

• summary

• inference

• develop

• explicit

Multiple Choice

educated guess based on textual evidence and background knowledge

• inference

• theme

• central idea

• summary

Multiple Choice

a brief statement about the article's important details, in your own words

• explicit

• central idea

• theme

• summary

Multiple Choice

directly

• objectively

• accurately

• explicitly

• influence

Multiple Choice

What the author is saying about the topic

• theme

• analysi

• central idea

• inference