Quizs for writing vocabulary

identify

• to recognize or figure out what something or someone is

• to create a detailed description of something

• to ignore or overlook something

• to change the appearance of something

Opinion

• A feeling or emotion about a situation

• what someone thinks or believes about something

• A fact that can be proven true

• A decision made by a group of people

example

• a characteristic of its kind or illustrating a general rule

• a type of illustration used in art

• a method of teaching through examples

• a visual representation of data

benefit

• something that is harmful to you

• something that is good for you or helps you

• something that is neutral

• something that is expensive

whether

• introducing two or more options

• indicating a choice between two alternatives

• expressing uncertainty about a situation

• confirming a single option

occur

• to happen, take place, or come about

• to disappear suddenly

• to create a disturbance

• to remain unchanged

athough

• in spite of the fact that

• despite the fact that

• as a result of

• in addition to

reason

• a cause, explanation, or justification for an action or event.

• a type of logical fallacy.

• a synonym for emotion.

• a method of persuasion.

Structure

• The way a story is told step-by-step.

• The order in which information is presented and how ideas are organized.

• The main theme or message of the story.

• The characters and their development throughout the narrative.

issue

• a problem, disagreement, or topic of discussion

• a solution to a problem

• a type of agreement

• a method of negotiation