WorksheetsUnit 1 Vocabulary - RLA On-Level
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Text Evidence
Text evidence refers to paraphrased or directly quoted details from a text that support a reader's claim, thought, inference, or analysis about the text.
Text evidence is a type of legal document.
Text evidence is a reference to text messages.
Synthesize
A type of legal document.
A type of lab equipment.
Combining elements and parts to form a coherent whole.
Summarize
The act of making a story unnecessarily long.
A type of special dance in folk lore.
The act of reducing a story to its most important parts.
Research Process
A type of game played by researchers.
Research process is a structured timeline that involves initial steps to find accurate, significant, and relevant sources and details.
The act of conducting experiments without any plan whatsoever.
Reliable Source
A qualified and dependable source for information - credible and true.
A term used for an untrustworthy individual.
The best for up to date computer software.
Plagiarize
A type of plant used in the field of sports medicine.
The act of writing your own work from original thoughts and inspiration.
The act of copying someone else's ideas or work without giving them credit and / or claiming it as your own.
Paraphrase
A spell cast by mages in order to simplify a word's meaning.
The act of adding more confusion to a text than is necessary.
Simplifying a passage in clear terms to be more universally understood.
Note-taking / Note-making
The act of stealing other peoples' notes.
Writing about an opposite topic than the one presented at the time.
The study-skill used in order to summarize ideas delivered on a topic, aiding in retention of information.
Key Ideas
Inquiry
A formal investigation into a subject or topic.
A type of bird used to measure the temperature.
A musical instrument made to mix *only* cold soups.
A kind of food for poor people.
Inference
A process of blindly guessing the answer
Drawing Conclusions
Interpreting the meaning of a text and identifying meanings, end results or products.
Credibility
A measure of how believable or trustworthy something is, such as a news source.
A type of currency used by wombats in Australia.
A type of food eaten by dragons.
Correspondence
A type of written communication which involves text, hand-writing or electronic communication.
A type of food reserved for polar bears on the internet.
A type of music made for rich people.
Context
The whole of a conversation, written work or situation.
A type of food reserved for bushido swordsmen.
A musical instrument for ferrets and ferret folk.
Commentary
A detailed discussion or interpretation of a text or event.
A type of sports announcer's social media recipe.
A type of clothing reserved for your A.I.
Collaboration
Text Citation
Copying, word-for-word, an author's work in the body of your text, using quotation marks.
Bias
A type of fabric used in tent-making and books.
A type of food you buy for homeless people.
Annotating
A process of marking the text with observations.
A type of bird used in the art of pelican racing.
A programming language used by astronauts.
A type of Greek food.
