Omnivores Dilemma Unit 2

Omnivore

• feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or pimary meaning

• animal or person that eats plants and animals

• something that does not apply or is not connected

• based on the interests of particular aspects of society

High Fructose Corn Syrup

• series of mechanical/chemical operations performed to change/ preserve food

• production without the use of chemical fertilizers or pesticides

• any food whose DNA has been changed using technology

• syrup added to drinks or food for a sweet flavor

Food Chain

• series of processes by which food is grown or produced, sold and consumed

• a format for communicating or expressing information

• visual image such as a chart or diagram used to represent information

Infographic​ ​

• a map for the use of navigators
• to lay out a plan for
• a collection of vertices and edges that join pairs
• visual image such as a chart used to represent information

Credibility

• evidence is relevant and sufficient

• being believable

• a point of view that disagrees with another

• being insincere

Irrelevant

• perspective that's different from or disagrees with another; the opposition

• evidence presents enough information that helps the reader understand

• something that does not apply or is not connected

• a format for communicating or expressing information

Sufficient

• causing little harm to the climate; being able to continue forever

• evidence presents enough information that helps the reader understand

• a reason for doing something

• the way in which parts of something are arranged or organized

Compare and Contrast Paragraph

• a paragraph that explains a topic

• paragraph with a story sequence

• paragraph using sensory language or an observation of details

• a paragraph that analyzes similarities and differences

Access

• the right to remove from a classroom

• to discharge scholar from a class once they have met their goals

• the right or privilege to use something

• being believable

Sound

• something that is connected or applicable

• evidence is relevant and sufficient

• the way in which the parts of something are arranged or organized

• evidence presents enough information that helps the reader understand