Module 2 Part 1

To assume as truth without evidence or question.

To arrive at a conclusion through close, careful, logical thought.

to think about deeply

to hypothesize; to make a guess when curious or doubtful

The use of details that appeal to a reader's senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to add color and depth to writing and help readers visualize what an author is writing about.

Match the following

• to voice an opinion with little evidence

• ignorance

• seemingly real but not actually real

• surmise

• different from the usual expectation

• phantom

• accumulated knowledge or learning

• peculiar

• a state of not knowing

• wisdom

a group of people who watch or listen to a performance

a small building in which payments are collected so that passage on or access to a roadway can be permitted

to see something in your head while you think about it or as it is being described

understanding of a topic or idea through learning or experience