6.1 Vocab Quizs

Metaphor

• comparison of two things.

• a type of simile

• a literal expression

• an exaggerated statement

Simile

• comparison of two things using the words like or as.

• a figure of speech that exaggerates for emphasis.

• a direct comparison without using like or as.

• a phrase that describes something in a non-literal way.

Order

• to arrange in order from least to greatest or from greatest to least.

• to mix items randomly without any specific sequence.

• to categorize items based on their color or shape.

• to select the best option among several choices.

Explicit details

• details that are directly stated in the text.

• details that are implied but not stated.

• details that are exaggerated for effect.

• details that are irrelevant to the main topic.

Petition

• a formal written request.

• a casual conversation.

• a type of legal document.

• a verbal agreement.

Plot (math)

• locate and mark a point.

• draw a line segment.

• calculate the area of a shape.

• find the slope of a graph.

Implied details

• details that are explicitly stated in the text.

• details that are hidden in the text.

• details that are irrelevant to the main idea.

• details that are commonly known.

Conflict resolution

• steps to take to best solve an argument or disagreement.

• a method to create more arguments.

• a way to avoid disagreements altogether.

• a technique for winning arguments.

Evidence

• a collection of facts that proves if something is true or false.

• a type of scientific theory that explains phenomena.

• a personal opinion based on individual beliefs.

• a random guess without any supporting data.

Express

• show.

• demonstrate.

• conceal.

• ignore.