Worksheets8th grade English vocabulary
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 17mins
Figurative Language
-Creative Expression
-Not meant to be taken literally
-Improve or perfect
-a difference
-a contrast
Refine the Central Idea
builds up a universal truth
Improve or perfect
-to suggest
-Not Expressly stated
distinction
to point out a difference
an educated guess to draw a logical conclusion
-a difference
-a contrast
distinguish
-to point out a difference
-a difference
-a contrast
-all points are correct
-all necessary components are present
inference
-to suggest
-Not expressly stated
an educated guess to draw a logical conclusion
idea is supported or strengthened
accurate summary
builds up universal truth
-a difference
-a contrast
-a correct summary
Dialogue
Conversation
-Creative Expression
-Not Meant To Be Taken Literally
Main Idea
Complete & Accurate Summary
A "correct" Summary
-All Points Are Correct
-All Necessary Components Are Present
Builds Up A Universal Truth, A Reoccurring Message/ Lesson Learned
Imply
To Point Out A Difference
To Convince
-To Suggest
-Not Expressly Stated
Tone
Attitude
"Part" Or "Feature" Of The Character
-Creative Expression
-Not Meant To Be Taken Literally
Theme
a story
Universal truth, lesson learned, reoccurring message
Main Idea
Central Idea
-Universal Truth, Lesson Learned, Reoccurring Message
a correct summary
Main Idea
Sufficient evidence
enough, adequate evidence
develops the main idea
idea is supported or strengthened
anecdote
a story
reason for writing
builds up a universal truth, a reoccurring message/ lesson learned etc...
authors purpose
reason for writing
idea is supported or strengthened
builds up a universal truth, a reoccurring message/ lesson learned
idea in the passage is reinforced by the picture
idea is supported or strengthened by the picture
builds up a universal truth, a reoccurring message/ lesson learned
occurs when one character in the story is unaware of something that everyone else sees or understands
Author develops the theme
builds up a universal truth, a reoccurring message/ lesson learned
occurs when one character in the story is unaware of something that everyone else sees or understands
idea is supported or strengthened
