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English Vocab Review
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Name a synonym for "perception"
perspective
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What is "dialogue"?
conversation between characters in writing, film, or drama
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What is a "theme" in literary terms?
The underlying message, lesson, or moral behind a story.
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True or False: Summaries should be subjective.
False
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What does "conflict" mean in literary terms?
a struggle, problem, or fight
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After Ana finished the experiment, she explained the sequence of steps she took to get her result. What does "sequence" mean in this context?
order; a linear order of steps or events
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Name an antonym for "comprehend"
forget, exclude
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Name a synonym for "symbolize"
represent, depict, illustrate
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In writing, "exposition" is...
writing that explains or shows details about something
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If something is "subjective," it is...
Based on personal thoughts and beliefs
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True or False: Summaries can (and should) include critiques and analysis
False
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If something is "objective," it is...
NOT influenced or based on personal thoughts and beliefs, but rather measurable fact
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A "description" of something is...
a writing or speech that provides details/information about it
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Name a synonym for "assess"
check, verify, evaluate, judge
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True or False: Informational texts are non-fiction, based on fact
True
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Name a synonym for "synthesize"
methodize, systematize, categorize
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True or False: Literary texts are always fiction.
False. Example: biography, memoirs, essays, etc..
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To "summarize" something is to...
re-state the main ideas or events of a text in your own words
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