Nonfiction Text Vocabulary
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- Q1The phrase most often located at the top of the page. It provides the name of the passage and often refers to the main aspect, or point of the paper.Title60s
- Q2A short description or reference of a drawing or pictureCaption60s
- Q3What the passage is mostly aboutMain Idea60s
- Q4a piece of information or example that supports the main ideaSupporting Detail60s
- Q5stating the similarities between two or more objectsCompare60s
- Q6stating the differences between two or more objectsContrast60s
- Q7The process of forming a mental picture based on a written description.Visualize60s
- Q8Telling the main ideas of a piece of writing briefly in your own words.Summarize60s
- Q9The process of judging something or someone in a work of literature.Evaluate60s
- Q10An opinion is given and is backed up with reasons and facts against another opinion.Argument60s
- Q11The order of events in a work of literature.Sequence60s
- Q12To be in favor of, or to pre-judge something or someone.Bias60s
- Q13the process of over exaggerating a word or phrase.Overgeneralization60s
- Q14Text that is made darker because of significant importance.Boldface60s
- Q15Slanted text that could be of importance occasionally used in websites, references, books, or articles.Italics60s