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A word that has an opposite meaning.
Antonym
An opinion stated as fact but without proof.
Assumption
Nonfiction about the writer's own life.
Autobiography
Nonfiction about another person's life.
Biography
Pointing out similarities between things.
Comparing
A judgment you make by combining information in a text with information you already know.
Conclusion
Pointing out differences between things.
Contrasting
Nonfiction with a point of view that tries to persuade.
Editorial
Persuasive attempts built upon feelings.
Emotional appeals
Nonfiction that explores a topic in depth.
Essay
Spelled out in words.
Explicit
True information that can be verified.
Fact
A broad statement or idea.
Generalization
A word that is spelled the same as another but has a different meaning.
Homograph
An educated guess about something not stated directly by an author.
Inference
Reasons supported by evidence.
Logical appeals
