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Academic Vocabulary - 9th Grade

Academic Vocabulary - 9th Grade

Assessment

Presentation

English

9th - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

Created by

Thomas Wright

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3 Slides • 23 Questions

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9th Grade Academic Vocabulary

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EVIDENCE
CONJECTURE

DEPICTION
DIALOGUE

Academic Vocabulary

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Roots and prefixes for the academic vocabulary in this lesson:​

evid-: being clear or obvious
-ence: forms a noun that shows a quality, an instance, an action, or a result
dia-: through, in different directions, between
-logue: one who is involved in or motivated by con-: together, with
ject: to throw
-ure: forms a noun that shows an action, a process, or a result
de-: totally, completely
pict: paint, portray

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Multiple Choice

All of these vocabulary words are which part of speech?

Hint: Check the suffixes (endings) in most of these words and meanings (from previous screen).

EVIDENCE
CONJECTURE
DEPICTION
DIALOGUE

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(action) verbs

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(descriptive) adjectives

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nouns

(concepts)

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adverbs (how an action is done)

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Multiple Choice

Which is the meaning of "evidence"?

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a guess

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a picture, description, or explanation

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a conversation between or among fictional characters or real people

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facts or details that support a position or claim

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Multiple Choice

Which is the meaning of "conjecture"?

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a guess

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a picture, description, or explanation

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a conversation between or among fictional characters or real people

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facts or details that support a position or claim

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Multiple Choice

Which is the meaning of "depiction"?

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a guess

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a picture, description, or explanation

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a conversation between or among fictional characters or real people

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facts or details that support a position or claim

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Multiple Choice

Which is the meaning of "dialogue"?

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a guess

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a picture, description, or explanation

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a conversation between or among fictional characters or real people

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facts or details that support a position or claim

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Poll

Would you rather receive "evidence" that a mythical creature actually exists or that animals once ruled over Earth?

"evidence" that a mythical creature actually exists

"evidence" that animals once ruled over Earth

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Poll

Would you rather offer a "conjecture" about the future of artificial intelligence or about the future of our planet.

the future of artificial intelligence

the future of our planet

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Poll

Which is the best "depiction" of how you feel about the United States of America right now?

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Poll

Would you rather have a "dialogue" with a famous historical figure (alive or dead) or with a specific animal (if you could actually communicate)?

a famous historical figure (alive or dead)

a specific animal

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Word Cloud

What is another word that means (or is similar to) "dialogue"?

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Word Cloud

On what subject might someone offer a "conjecture"?

*Answer in one word or a phrase.

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Word Cloud

What is one example of something that can present a "depiction"?

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Word Cloud

Who or what can be a legitimate source from which to get "evidence"?

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Fill in the Blank

A "dialogue" requires more than one p____n to communicate.

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Fill in the Blank

Someone could offer a "conjecture" about who will win the c__________p over all other teams in a major sport.

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Fill in the Blank

Detectives will rely on "evidence" to help them solve a c___e.

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Fill in the Blank

Political cartoonists will often give their "depictions" of important i____s facing our country or the world.

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Draw

Draw a clear and simple symbol to represent "dialogue".

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Draw

Draw a "depiction" of one of your favorite animals (not a cat or a dog).

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Draw

Circle "evidence" of a shift (change) in perspective (how we view something).

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Draw

Study the details in the image. Circle the feature that would require "conjecture" for someone who gambles in roulette (the game in the image).

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Open Ended

Choose one of the four vocabulary words from this presentation.

Type that word first in all caps.

Explain how or where you (as a student) might see or use this in an academic subject. Be clear, specific, and informative in an extended response (more than one sentence).

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Open Ended

Choose one of the four vocabulary words.

Write a clear and detailed informative or creative sentence that uses that word in the correct manner.

Underline your academic vocabulary word.

You may alter (change) your word into a different form or part of speech if it helps you write your sentence.

9th Grade Academic Vocabulary

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