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Q 1/17
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a label or brief explanation that goes with a photograph or an illustration
30
caption
Q 2/17
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to report the exact words of an author that are always surrounded by quotation marks
30
direct quotation
17 questions
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a label or brief explanation that goes with a photograph or an illustration
1
30 sec
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to report the exact words of an author that are always surrounded by quotation marks
2
30 sec
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the title of an article in a newspaper or magazine that is generally in larger type than the rest of the text
3
30 sec
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A main point that the author is making (also called a main idea).
4
30 sec
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a short statement or paragraph that tells what an article is about and does not include your opinions
5
30 sec
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to reword or rephrase something written or spoken by someone else
6
30 sec
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a short article placed alongside a longer article and containing additional information
7
30 sec
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the heading or title of a section of a text and is sometimes called a subtitle
8
30 sec
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information used to support an argument or a claim
9
30 sec
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supporting evidence that comes from the text in the form of a direct quotation or a paraphrase
10
30 sec
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parts of an article that help you better understand what you read such as photographs, captions, maps, sidebars, headlines, subheads, charts, graphs, etc
11
30 sec
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the way an author organizes information in a text
12
30 sec
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includes details to help you picture or get to know a person, place, thing or idea
13
30 sec
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describes events in the order they happen; also called chronological order
14
30 sec
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presents a problem and explains how it is solved
15
30 sec
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explains why something happened (cause) and what happened as a result (effect)
16
30 sec
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presents the similarities and/or differences between two items, such as a pair of events, time periods, ideas or places
