Week 16 Vocabulary Words

the means for providing consistent, formal references to sources

• annotating

• standard citation

• supporting details

• transitions

return to a previous state, topic, idea, behavior, etc.

• vital

• revert

• sequence

• linger

absolutely necessary; essential

• drastic

• linger

• vital

• sequence

a particular order

• sequence

• linger

• revert

• drastic

extreme; severe

• linger

• revert

• vital

• drastic

staying in a place longer than necessary; being slow to leave a place

• drastic

• revert

• linger

• sequence

explains the evidence chosen to support the claim and why is supports the claim

• justification

• premise

• TAG

• claim

The essay’s _____ helped the reader understand why the evidence was valid in supporting the claim.

• premise

• sequence

• standard citation

• justification

rules or practices applied to capitalization, punctuation, spelling, grammar, and usage in writing

• sequence

• standard citation

• conventions

• justification

We wouldn’t be able to understand someone’s writing without the proper ______.

• standard citation

• conventions

• justification

• claim