CAASPP ELA Vocab Grade 5 List 13

What is an essay?

• A short piece of writing on a particular subject, especially one written as an exercise by a student.

• An expository or nonfiction writing about a topic.

• Two words that have the same or a very similar meaning.

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What is an error?

• anything you see, read, or are told that gives you a reason to believe in something

• A mistake or something that is incorrect.

• Something that happns as a result fo something else.

• Something unususal or important

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What does the term 'evidence' refer to?

• Anything you see, read, or are told which gives you reason to believe something.

• Work that involves studying something and trying to find out facts about it.

• The way in which two or more things are connected.

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What is an event?

• something that happens--especially something unususal or important

• something that happens as a result fo something else

• anything you see, read, or are told which gives you reason to believe something

• facts or situations that explain or support what an author is writing about.

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What is a synonym?

• A short piece of writing on a particular subject.

• An expository or nonfiction writing about a topic.

• A question about a specific topic, issue, or concern that can be answered through research.

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What is the definition of 'research'?

• Mistakes or things that are wrong.

• A short piece of writing on a particular subject.

• Something that happens, especially when it is unusual or important.

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What does 'relationship' mean in this context?

• A question about a specific topic, issue, or concern that can be answered through research.

• Two words that have the same or a very similar meaning.

• An expository or nonfiction writing about a topic.

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What is a research question?

• the reason why an author writes something--usually to inform, persuade, or entertain

• the facts or situations that explain why something happens or why it is true

• a question about a specific topic, issue, or concern that can be answered through fact-gathering

• An essay or a paper that is written using the facts gathered when studying a topic

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What is a report?

• A person who tells about the news

• evidence taken directly from a book, article, or a speech

• studying something and trying to find out facts about it.

• an expository or nonfiction writing about a topic.

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