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WorksheetsAcademic Vocabulary
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 43mins
You must follow the sequence of the steps in order to make it correctly.
compare and contrast
conflict
the order in which things should happen
problem and solution
What is the similarity between the two passages?
a quality that makes one person or thing like another
differences
contrast
chronological order
The fact stated in the paragraph is important because it suggests that dogs can be good pets.
an order
list of vocabulary words at the back of a book
sheer determination
to show that something is likely or true
Which line from the play supports the idea that the character is proud?
to show evidence for something or help show it is true
concrete pillars
to define a word
temporary, short lived
Reading the story carefully helps the reader have a deeper understanding.
solid
not budging
to argue; debate
knowledge about a particular situation
Use the context in the paragraph to figure out the unknown world.
a book
a story
words that are used in a sentence or phrase to help figure out another word's meaning
permanent; forever
Compare and contrast the events that happened in both stories.
look at two things carefully to see how they are the same
look at two things carefully to see how they are different
a problem and a solution
cause and effect
How does that event contribute to the plot?
to give or help
an understanding of events
distract from the plot
rising action in a story
The conversation between the characters told the reader a lot about their relationship.
dialogue in written text
figurative language such as similes
a friendship between two people
an informal talk between two people or a small group
Which words emphasize the theme of the story?
to give special attention to or place importance on something
to put something in bold when typing
the order in which events happen in a story
to contrast two ideas
I can draw the conclusion that the character is mad when the story says she stomped out of the room.
the opening paragraph of a story
all paragraphs in the middle of an essay
take information from the text and come to a new understanding
a single item
What evidence from the text supports your thinking?
a book
items in italics
the main idea of a paragraph
something that shows something else is true
What identifies this story as realistic fiction?
a question to be answered at the end of class
theme of the story
to know and say what something is
a comparison
to find something for the first time
discover
describe
persuade
expand
to find the way from one place to another
support
necessary
navigate
trade
break something down methodically into its parts (a)
report what one observes or does
Describe
make whole by combining the different parts into one
Integrate
offer evidence or data in order to illustrate your point
Support
improve the quality or substance of
Develop
retell the essential details of what happened
Summarize
provide reasons or evidence to support or oppose
Report
Assess
Infer
Argue
arrange or put in order
Organize
establish value, amount, importance, or effectiveness
Evaluate
draw from a text or data set some meaning or significance
Interpret
provide reasons for what happened or for one’s actions
Explain
To form by combining parts or elements; to bring together information from multiple source is called what?
Analyze
Infer
Synthesize
Evaluate
To recognize or establish as being a particular thing is to...?
Anayze
Evaluate
Identity
Infer
What does it mean to derive by reasoning; conclude or judge from premises or evidence.
Infer
Analyze
Evaluate
Identity
The use of language to create mental images and sensory impressions. Imagery can be used for emotional effect and to intensify the impact on the reader
imagery
mood
figurative language
repetition
An analogy is...
to study something to determine its meaning
A hint at something that the reader is expected to understand
A comparison of two things that are mostly different
to back your argument very well
An Allusion ...
to study something to understand what it means
hints at something the reader is expected to understand
compares two things that are mostly different
to back your argument very well
Repetition is...
repeated consonant sounds in neighboring words
when a word is used multiple times for effect
Alliteration is...
a direct comparison that is not literally true
repeating similar consonant sounds in neighboring words
comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as"
when a word is used multiple times for effect
to draw a conclusion or make a prediction
paraphrase
narrate
differentiate
infer
to determine the value of or to assess something
evaluate
imply
summarize
contradict
to explain the most important part of the text or story
contradict
differentiate
summarize
evaluate
to examine carefully; separate into parts
contradict
infer
paraphrase
analyze
another way of saying “text” or “piece of writing”
passage
text
essay
all of the above
When writing an _____________ essay, you must express your feelings and provide reasons for feeling that way.
Opinion
Informative
If asked to describe the setting of the story, you would write about the _______________________________________________.
characters
resolution
Time and place.
protagonist
If we had a discussion about the author's message, we would be talking about ______________________.
setting
resolution
theme
characters
Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts
inference
objective
summary
A written conversation between two or more characters
allusion
analogy
dialogue
