Vocabulary 1 Quizs

Introduction

• A section that summarizes the main points of a text.

• A part at the beginning of something, such as a book, article, or speech, that explains what will follow.

• A conclusion that wraps up the content of a text.

• A detailed analysis of the subject matter.

includes

• to have or contain as a part

• to exclude or leave out

• to change or modify

• to create or produce

claim

• To assert something without evidence.

• To state as true, the author's main point.

• To question the validity of a statement.

• To provide a counterargument to a point.

complete

• having all of the necessary parts; whole

• lacking some parts or elements

• partially finished

• not fully developed

clear and effective

• Free of confusion, to the point, and makes sense.

• Complicated and hard to understand.

• Vague and ambiguous in meaning.

• Lengthy and detailed explanation.

chronological structure

• An arrangement of events in the order of their happening or based on the time they have occurred.

• A method of organizing information based on themes or topics.

• A structure that presents events in a random order.

• A technique used to summarize events without a specific order.

details

• The main idea of the paragraph.

• The primary points that support the main idea of the paragraph.

• A summary of the entire text.

• An unrelated fact about the topic.

conclusion

• to show and make known

• to hide and keep secret

• to confuse and mislead

• to summarize and conclude

contains

• to have within the sentence

• to exclude from a statement

• to summarize a text

• to elaborate on a topic

Anecdote

• A long narrative about historical events.

• A short tale about a funny or interesting event.

• A detailed analysis of a literary work.

• A fictional story meant to entertain.