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from any curriculum
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- Q1Facts, numbers, quotes, details, reasons, or examples that support the main idea or thesis.evidence/supporting details30s
- Q2Informative writing that is balanced and factual, not biased.expository essay30s
- Q3Writing that tells a storynarrative essay30s
- Q4repeating the exact words someone spoke or wrote. (You cite the source.)quote/quotation30s
- Q5Writing to convince the reader to agree with the author's point of view.argumentative/persuasive essay30s
- Q6to put someone ele's ideas into your own wordsparaphrase30s
- Q7a word that connects one idea to another to help the reader follow the ideas.transition word30s
- Q8accept something is true without proofassume/assumption30s
- Q9an argument or set of reasons put forward to oppose an idea or theory developed in another argument.counter argument30s
- Q10Special importance, or prominence given to something.emphasis/emphasize30s
- Q11A statement that can be proved.fact30s
- Q12A personal view, attitude, or appraisal.opinion30s
- Q13the action of thinking about something in a logical, sensible way.reasoning30s
- Q14the order in which events happen in timechronological order30s
- Q15central ideamain idea30s