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Grade 3 Vocabulary Grade Claim Vocabulary 3 1 antonyms 3 1 audience 3 1 bold text 3 1 cause 3 1 cause-effect 3 1 chapter 3 1 character 3 1 character traits 3 1 characterization 3 1 chart 3 1 climax 3 1 compare 3 1 conclusion 3 1 conflict 3 1 contrast 3 1 detail 3 1 dialogue 3 1 directions 3 1 domain-specific 3 1 effect 3 1 graph 3 1 graphics 3 1 heading 3 1 illustration 3 1 implied meaning 3 1 inference 3 1 information 3 1 introduction 3 1 key event 3 1 lesson learned 3 1 line 3 1 literal 3 1 main idea 3 1 message 3 1 meter 3 1 mood 3 1 motivations 3 1 narrator 3 1 non-literal 3 1 nuances 3 1 organization 3 1 plot 3 1 point of view 3 1 purpose 3 1 relationship 3 1 rhyme 3 1 rhythm 3 1 roots 3 1 scene 3 1 series of events 3 1 setting 3 1 sidebar 3 1 stage 3 1 stanza Page 1

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Grade 3 Vocabulary

Grade Claim Vocabulary

3 1 antonyms

3 1 audience

3 1 bold text

3 1 cause

3 1 cause-effect

3 1 chapter

3 1 character

3 1 character traits

3 1 characterization

3 1 chart

3 1 climax

3 1 compare

3 1 conclusion

3 1 conflict

3 1 contrast

3 1 detail

3 1 dialogue

3 1 directions

3 1 domain-specific

3 1 effect

3 1 graph

3 1 graphics

3 1 heading

3 1 illustration

3 1 implied meaning

3 1 inference

3 1 information

3 1 introduction

3 1 key event

3 1 lesson learned

3 1 line

3 1 literal

3 1 main idea

3 1 message

3 1 meter

3 1 mood

3 1 motivations

3 1 narrator

3 1 non-literal

3 1 nuances

3 1 organization

3 1 plot

3 1 point of view

3 1 purpose

3 1 relationship

3 1 rhyme

3 1 rhythm

3 1 roots

3 1 scene

3 1 series of events

3 1 setting

3 1 sidebar

3 1 stage

3 1 stanza

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3 1 structure

3 1 suffix

3 1 summary

3 1 support

3 1 supporting

3 1 synonyms

3 1 table

3 1 textual evidence

3 1 theme

3 1 topic

3 1 using context/based on context

3 1 verse

3 2 abstract nouns

3 2 adding suffixes to base words

3 2 article

3 2 authors' craft

3 2 brief notes

3 2 capitalization of titles

3 2 categories

3 2 chronology

3 2 closure

3 2 coherence

3 2 commas and quotation marks in dialogue

3 2 commas in addresses

3 2 comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs

3 2 comprehension

3 2 conclusion

3 2 context

3 2 conversational

3 2 coordinating and subordinating conjunctions

3 2 definitions

3 2 description

3 2 descriptions of actions

3 2 detailing characters

3 2 dialogue

3 2 digital sources

3 2 event

3 2 event sequence

3 2 explanatory

3 2 facts

3 2 feelings

3 2 general academic and domain specific words

3 2 grade-appropriate

3 2 idea organization

3 2 illustrations

3 2 information gathering

3 2 information recall

3 2 informational

3 2 introduction

3 2 linking words and phrases

3 2 main idea

3 2 narrative techniques

3 2 opinions

3 2 organizational structure

3 2 organize ideas

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3 2 plot

3 2 possessives

3 2 pronoun-antecedent agreement

3 2 regular and irregular plural nouns

3 2 regular and irregular verbs

3 2 related information

3 2 setting

3 2 simple verb tenses

3 2 simple, compound, and complex sentences

3 2 sources

3 2 spatial and temporal relationships

3 2 spelling patterns

3 2 Standard English

3 2 subject-verb agreement

3 2 supporting details

3 2 supporting reasons

3 2 temporal words

3 2 thoughts

3 2 topic

3 2 transitional strategies

3 2 transitional strategies for coherence

3 2 words and phrases used for effect

3 3 conclusion

3 3 detail

3 3 evidence

3 3 follow-up question

3 3 main idea

3 3 speaker

3 3 speech

3 3 support

3 3 supporting

3 4 article

3 4 central idea

3 4 click on

3 4 dictionary

3 4 encyclopedia

3 4 fact

3 4 inform

3 4 information

3 4 key detail

3 4 magazine

3 4 main idea

3 4 opinion

3 4 purpose

3 4 report

3 4 research

3 4 sentence

3 4 sort

3 4 source

3 4 statement

3 4 support

3 4 text

3 4 thesaurus

3 4 topic

3 4 website

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3 PT characters

3 PT conclusion

3 PT describe

3 PT details

3 PT draft

3 PT edit

3 PT example

3 PT explain

3 PT information(al)

3 PT introduction

3 PT justify

3 PT main idea

3 PT opinion

3 PT organize(d)

3 PT paragraph

3 PT plan

3 PT point of view

3 PT reasons

3 PT revise

3 PT scan

3 PT setting

3 PT story

3 PT topic

3 PT transitions

3 PT view(point)

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Grade 4 Vocabulary

Grade Claim Vocabulary

4 1 adages

4 1 antonyms

4 1 audience

4 1 author's presentation

4 1 caption

4 1 cause

4 1 cause-and-effect

4 1 chapter

4 1 character

4 1 character traits

4 1 characterization

4 1 chart

4 1 climax

4 1 compare

4 1 conclusion

4 1 conflict

4 1 connotative meanings

4 1 contrast

4 1 detail

4 1 diagram

4 1 dialogue

4 1 directions

4 1 domain-specific

4 1 effect

4 1 graph

4 1 heading

4 1 idioms

4 1 implied meaning

4 1 inference

4 1 information

4 1 introduction

4 1 key event

4 1 lesson

4 1 line

4 1 literary devices

4 1 main idea

4 1 message

4 1 metaphors

4 1 meter

4 1 mood

4 1 motivations

4 1 narrator

4 1 plot

4 1 point of view

4 1 problem-solution

4 1 proverbs

4 1 purpose

4 1 relationship

4 1 rhyme

4 1 rhythm

4 1 roots

4 1 scene

4 1 series of events

4 1 setting

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4 1 sidebar

4 1 similes

4 1 stage

4 1 stanza

4 1 structure

4 1 subtopic

4 1 suffix

4 1 summary

4 1 support

4 1 synonyms

4 1 table

4 1 textual evidence

4 1 theme

4 1 timeline

4 1 topic

4 1 using context/based on context

4 1 verse

4 2 advancing action

4 2 analysis

4 2 article

4 2 audience

4 2 brief notes

4 2 capitalization

4 2 categories

4 2 chronology

4 2 closure

4 2 coherence

4 2 complete sentences

4 2 comprehension

4 2 conclusion

4 2 concrete words and phrases

4 2 context

4 2 conventional order of adjectives ("a small red bag" rather than

"a red small bag")

4 2 definitions

4 2 description

4 2 dialogue

4 2 digital sources

4 2 elaboration

4 2 evidence

4 2 explanatory

4 2 facts

4 2 fragments

4 2 frequently confused words (to, too, two; their, there)

4 2 grade-appropriate spelling

4 2 grade-appropriate, general academic, and domain specific

words/phrases

4 2 idea organization

4 2 illustrations

4 2 information gathering

4 2 information recall

4 2 informational

4 2 introduction

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4 2 linking words and phrases

4 2 main idea

4 2 modal auxiliaries (can, may, must)

4 2 narrative text

4 2 narrator point of view

4 2 opinions

4 2 organizational structure

4 2 organize ideas

4 2 pacing

4 2 precise language

4 2 prepositional phrases

4 2 prescise actions, emotions, or states of being

4 2 progressive verb tenses (I was walking; I am walking; I will be

walking)

4 2 purpose

4 2 reflection

4 2 related information

4 2 relative adverbs (where, when, why)

4 2 relative pronouns (who, whose, whom, which, that)

4 2 run-ons

4 2 sensory details

4 2 sources

4 2 supporting details

4 2 supporting reasons

4 2 tone

4 2 topic

4 2 transitional strategies

4 2 transitions

4 2 use of comma before a coordinating conjunction in a comound

sentence

4 2 use of commas and quotation marks in direct speech

4 2 use of quotation marks in quotations from a text

4 2 writer's purpose

4 3 conclusion

4 3 detail

4 3 evidence

4 3 follow-up question

4 3 key points

4 3 main idea

4 3 opinion

4 3 purpose

4 3 speech

4 4 account

4 4 audience

4 4 chart

4 4 diagram

4 4 dictionary

4 4 encyclopedia

4 4 inform

4 4 information

4 4 internet

4 4 magazine article

4 4 main idea

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4 4 opinion

4 4 purpose

4 4 report

4 4 research

4 4 source

4 4 statement

4 4 subtopic

4 4 support

4 4 thesaurus

4 4 timeline

4 4 topic

4 4 web page

4 4 website

4 PT audience

4 PT characters

4 PT claim

4 PT conclusion

4 PT describe

4 PT details

4 PT different

4 PT draft

4 PT edit

4 PT example

4 PT explain

4 PT imaginary

4 PT information(al)

4 PT introduction

4 PT justify

4 PT main idea

4 PT opinion

4 PT organize(d)

4 PT paragraph

4 PT plan

4 PT plot

4 PT point of view

4 PT quote

4 PT reasons

4 PT revise

4 PT scan

4 PT setting

4 PT similar

4 PT source

4 PT story

4 PT strength

4 PT support

4 PT topic

4 PT transitions

4 PT view(point)

4 PT weakness

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Grade 5 Vocabulary

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5 1 adages

5 1 antonyms

5 1 audience

5 1 author's presentation

5 1 caption

5 1 cause

5 1 cause-and-effect

5 1 chapter

5 1 character

5 1 character traits

5 1 characterization

5 1 chart

5 1 climax

5 1 compare

5 1 compare/comparison

5 1 conclude

5 1 conclusion

5 1 conflict

5 1 connect

5 1 connotative meanings

5 1 contrast

5 1 detail

5 1 dialogue

5 1 differs/different

5 1 directions

5 1 domain-specific

5 1 effect

5 1 falling action

5 1 graph

5 1 heading

5 1 homographs

5 1 idioms

5 1 implied meaning

5 1 infer

5 1 inference

5 1 information

5 1 introduction

5 1 judgment

5 1 key event

5 1 lesson

5 1 line

5 1 literary devices

5 1 main idea

5 1 message

5 1 metaphors

5 1 meter

5 1 mood

5 1 motivations

5 1 narrator

5 1 nuances

5 1 plot

5 1 point of view

5 1 precise

5 1 prefix

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5 1 problem-solution

5 1 proverbs

5 1 purpose

5 1 relationship

5 1 rhyme

5 1 rhythm

5 1 rising action

5 1 roots

5 1 scene

5 1 setting

5 1 sidebar

5 1 similes

5 1 stage

5 1 stanza

5 1 structure

5 1 subtopic

5 1 suffix

5 1 suggest

5 1 summarize

5 1 summary

5 1 support

5 1 synonym

5 1 table

5 1 textual evidence

5 1 theme

5 1 timeline

5 1 topic

5 1 using context/based on context

5 1 verse

5 2 author's craft

5 2 author's purpose

5 2 body paragraphs

5 2 brief notes

5 2 categories

5 2 character response

5 2 characters

5 2 chronology

5 2 clauses

5 2 closure

5 2 coherence

5 2 combine

5 2 comprehension

5 2 conclusion

5 2 concrete details

5 2 concrete words and phrases

5 2 context

5 2 correct spelling, correct use of capitalization, fragments, run-together

sentences, and comma splice

5 2 correlative conjunctions

5 2 definitions

5 2 description

5 2 dialogue

5 2 digital sources

5 2 domain-specfic vocabulary

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5 2 event sequence

5 2 evidence

5 2 expand

5 2 explain

5 2 explanatory

5 2 facts

5 2 formatting

5 2 general observation

5 2 grade-appropriate, general academic, and domain-specific words/phrases

5 2 headings

5 2 idea organization

5 2 illustrations

5 2 inform

5 2 information gathering

5 2 information recall

5 2 informational

5 2 italics

5 2 linking words and phrases

5 2 main idea

5 2 multimedia

5 2 narrative techniques

5 2 opinions

5 2 organizational structure

5 2 organize ideas

5 2 pacing

5 2 perfect tense (aspect)

5 2 plot

5 2 precise actions, emotions, or states of being

5 2 precise language

5 2 punctuation (commas)

5 2 purpose

5 2 quotation marks (indirect address)

5 2 quotations

5 2 reader/listener interest

5 2 reduce

5 2 reduce sentences for meaning, reader/listener interest, and style

5 2 related information

5 2 sensory details

5 2 sensory or concrete details

5 2 setting

5 2 sources

5 2 Standard English, subject/verb, pronoun/antecedent agreement

5 2 style

5 2 supporting evidence and elaboration

5 2 supporting reasons

5 2 topic introduction

5 2 topics

5 2 transitional strategies

5 2 transitional strategies for coherence

5 2 verb tense

5 2 verb tense shifts

5 3 conclusion

5 3 detail

5 3 evidence

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5 3 key point

5 3 main idea

5 3 summarize

5 3 summary

5 4 audience

5 4 Inform

5 4 opinion

5 4 point of view

5 4 research

5 4 source

5 4 support

5 4 text

5 4 thesaurus

5 4 topic

5 4 website

5 PT audience

5 PT characters

5 PT claim

5 PT conclusion

5 PT describe

5 PT details

5 PT different

5 PT draft

5 PT edit

5 PT evidence

5 PT example

5 PT explain

5 PT imaginary

5 PT information(al)

5 PT introduction

5 PT justify

5 PT main idea

5 PT opinion

5 PT organize(d)

5 PT paragraph

5 PT plan

5 PT plot

5 PT point of view

5 PT quote

5 PT reasons

5 PT revise

5 PT scan

5 PT setting

5 PT similar

5 PT source

5 PT story

5 PT strength

5 PT support

5 PT topic

5 PT transitions

5 PT view(point)

5 PT weakness

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6 1 advancing action

6 1 analogies

6 1 antonyms

6 1 audience

6 1 caption

6 1 cause-and-effect

6 1 central idea

6 1 character

6 1 character actions/interactions

6 1 chart

6 1 chronological

6 1 chronological sequence

6 1 claim

6 1 climax

6 1 conclude

6 1 conclusion

6 1 connotative meanings

6 1 detail

6 1 dialogue

6 1 domain-specific

6 1 effect

6 1 evidence

6 1 explicit

6 1 explicit textual evidence

6 1 falling action

6 1 flashback

6 1 form

6 1 genre

6 1 graph

6 1 graphic

6 1 heading

6 1 homographs

6 1 hyperbole

6 1 implicit

6 1 implied meaning

6 1 infer

6 1 inference

6 1 interactions

6 1 interpretation

6 1 introduction

6 1 judgment

6 1 key event

6 1 line

6 1 literary devices

6 1 literary elements

6 1 metaphor

6 1 monologue

6 1 personification

6 1 plot

6 1 point of view

6 1 precise

6 1 prefix

6 1 problem-solution

6 1 purpose

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6 1 reasoning

6 1 relationships

6 1 rhyme (careful with rhyme scheme questions)

6 1 rising action

6 1 roots

6 1 series of events

6 1 setting

6 1 sidebar

6 1 stage directions

6 1 stanza

6 1 structure

6 1 suffix

6 1 suggest

6 1 summarize

6 1 summary

6 1 synonyms

6 1 table

6 1 textual evidence

6 1 theme

6 1 tone

6 1 using context/based on context

6 2 advancing action

6 2 argument

6 2 argumentative text

6 2 audience

6 2 capitlization

6 2 cause and effect

6 2 characters

6 2 claim

6 2 classification

6 2 closure/conclusion

6 2 coherence

6 2 comparison/contrast

6 2 concept

6 2 conclusion

6 2 concrete details

6 2 context

6 2 correct spelling

6 2 counterclaim

6 2 credible sources

6 2 definition

6 2 description

6 2 detail

6 2 dialogue

6 2 domain-specific

6 2 domain-specific vocabulary

6 2 elaboration

6 2 figurative language

6 2 focus

6 2 formal style

6 2 fragments, run-together sentences, and comma splice

6 2 general vs. concrete language

6 2 informational/explanatory text

6 2 intensive pronouns (myself, ourselves)

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6 2 introduction transitions

6 2 narrative text

6 2 narrator

6 2 narrator point of view

6 2 organizing idea

6 2 pacing

6 2 precise language

6 2 pronoun case (subjective, objective, possessive)

6 2 punctuation (commas, parentheses, dashes)

6 2 purpose

6 2 purpose and audience

6 2 quotations

6 2 relevant supporting evidence

6 2 sensory details

6 2 sensory language

6 2 sentence variety

6 2 sequence

6 2 setting

6 2 Standard English

6 2 style

6 2 subject/verb and pronoun/antecedent agreement

6 2 thesis or controlling idea

6 2 time frame

6 2 tone

6 2 topic

6 2 tranisitions

6 2 transition words/phrases

6 2 transitional strategies

6 2 vague pronouns, ambiguous antecedents

6 2 vocabulary

6 3 argument

6 3 central idea

6 3 claim

6 3 conclude

6 3 conclusion

6 3 evidence

6 3 interpret

6 3 subtopic

6 3 viewpoint/point of view

6 4 accurate

6 4 analysis

6 4 appropriate

6 4 argument

6 4 claim

6 4 counterclaim

6 4 credible

6 4 critique

6 4 current

6 4 evidence

6 4 fact

6 4 plagiarism

6 4 plagiarize

6 4 presentation

6 4 relevant

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6 4 report

6 4 support

6 4 trustworthy

6 PT argument

6 PT audience

6 PT characters

6 PT claim

6 PT conclusion

6 PT connection

6 PT credible

6 PT debate

6 PT describe

6 PT details

6 PT dialogue

6 PT different

6 PT draft

6 PT edit

6 PT elaborate

6 PT evidence

6 PT example

6 PT explain

6 PT imaginary

6 PT informational

6 PT introduction

6 PT justify

6 PT main idea

6 PT opinion

6 PT organize

6 PT paragraph

6 PT plan

6 PT plot

6 PT point of view

6 PT position

6 PT quote

6 PT reasons

6 PT reference (verb-to cite)

6 PT relevant

6 PT reliable

6 PT revise

6 PT scan

6 PT science fiction

6 PT setting

6 PT similar

6 PT source

6 PT strength

6 PT support

6 PT thesis

6 PT topic

6 PT transitions

6 PT weakness

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Grade 7 Vocabulary

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7 1 advancing action

7 1 alliteration

7 1 antonyms

7 1 audience

7 1 caption

7 1 cause-and-effect

7 1 central idea

7 1 character

7 1 character actions/interactions

7 1 chart

7 1 chronological

7 1 chronological sequence

7 1 claim

7 1 clichés

7 1 climax

7 1 conclude

7 1 conclusion

7 1 connotative meanings

7 1 detail

7 1 dialogue

7 1 domain-specifc

7 1 effect

7 1 evidence

7 1 explicit

7 1 explicit textual evidence

7 1 falling action

7 1 flashback

7 1 foreshadowing

7 1 form

7 1 genre

7 1 graph

7 1 graphic

7 1 heading

7 1 homographs

7 1 hyperbole

7 1 imagery

7 1 implicit

7 1 implied meaning

7 1 infer

7 1 inference

7 1 inset text

7 1 interactions

7 1 interpretation

7 1 introduction

7 1 judgment

7 1 key event

7 1 line

7 1 literary devices

7 1 literary elements

7 1 monologue

7 1 nuances

7 1 onomatopoeia

7 1 plot

7 1 point of view

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Grade 7 Vocabulary

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7 1 precise

7 1 prefix

7 1 problem-solution

7 1 puns

7 1 purpose

7 1 reasoning

7 1 relationships

7 1 rhyme (careful with rhyme scheme questions)

7 1 rising action

7 1 roots

7 1 setting

7 1 sidebar

7 1 stage directions

7 1 stanza

7 1 structure

7 1 suffix

7 1 suggest

7 1 summarize

7 1 summary

7 1 synonyms

7 1 table

7 1 textual evidence

7 1 theme

7 1 tone

7 1 using context/based on context

7 2 advancing action

7 2 argumentative text

7 2 audience

7 2 capitalization

7 2 cause and effect

7 2 claim

7 2 classification

7 2 closure

7 2 coherence

7 2 commas

7 2 comparison/contrast

7 2 concept

7 2 conclusion

7 2 concrete details

7 2 concrete words/phrases

7 2 context

7 2 coordinate adjectives

7 2 correct spelling

7 2 counterclaim

7 2 definition

7 2 description

7 2 dialogue

7 2 domain-specific vocabulary

7 2 elaboration

7 2 figurative language

7 2 focus

7 2 formal style

7 2 fragments, run-together sentences, and comma splice

7 2 informational/explanatory text

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7 2 misplaced and dangling modifiers

7 2 narrative text

7 2 narrator point of view

7 2 organizing idea

7 2 pacing

7 2 precise language

7 2 precise/concise language

7 2 punctuation (commas, parentheses, dashes)

7 2 purpose

7 2 purpose and audience

7 2 relevant supporting evidence

7 2 sensory details

7 2 Standard English

7 2 subject/verb and pronoun/antecedent agreement

7 2 tone

7 2 topic

7 2 transitional strategies

7 2 transitions

7 3 claim

7 3 conclude

7 3 conclusion

7 3 evidence

7 3 focus

7 3 inference

7 3 orally

7 3 reasoning

7 3 relevant* argument (*Word may be used if it is defined in the item.)

7 3 subtopic

7 3 technique

7 3 viewpoint/point of view

7 4 accurate

7 4 analysis

7 4 appropriate

7 4 argument

7 4 claim

7 4 contradict

7 4 counterclaim

7 4 credible

7 4 critique

7 4 current

7 4 evidence

7 4 plagiarism

7 4 plagiarize

7 4 presentation

7 4 relevant

7 4 report

7 4 support

7 4 trustworthy

7 PT argument

7 PT audience

7 PT characters

7 PT claim

7 PT conclusion

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7 PT conflicting

7 PT connection

7 PT counterargument

7 PT counterclaim

7 PT credible

7 PT data

7 PT debate

7 PT dialogue

7 PT different

7 PT draft

7 PT edit

7 PT elaborate

7 PT evidence

7 PT example

7 PT explain

7 PT guiding rules

7 PT imaginary

7 PT introduction

7 PT justify

7 PT narrative

7 PT opinion

7 PT opposing claim

7 PT plan

7 PT plot

7 PT point of view

7 PT position

7 PT positive/negative aspects

7 PT quote

7 PT reasons

7 PT reference (verb-to cite)

7 PT relevant

7 PT reliable

7 PT revise

7 PT science fiction

7 PT setting

7 PT similar

7 PT strength

7 PT support

7 PT thesis

7 PT transitions

7 PT view

7 PT viewpoint

7 PT weakness

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Grade 8 Vocabulary

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8 1 advancing action

8 1 allusions

8 1 analogies

8 1 antonyms

8 1 audience

8 1 caption

8 1 cause-and-effect

8 1 central idea

8 1 character

8 1 character actions/interactions

8 1 chart

8 1 chronological

8 1 chronological sequence

8 1 claim

8 1 climax

8 1 conclude

8 1 conclusion

8 1 connotative meanings

8 1 detail

8 1 dialogue

8 1 domain-specific

8 1 effect

8 1 evidence

8 1 explicit

8 1 explicit textual evidence

8 1 falling action

8 1 flashback

8 1 form

8 1 genre

8 1 graph

8 1 graphic

8 1 heading

8 1 homographs

8 1 implicit

8 1 implied meaning

8 1 infer

8 1 inference

8 1 inset text

8 1 interactions

8 1 introduction

8 1 irony

8 1 judgment

8 1 justify

8 1 key event

8 1 line

8 1 literary devices

8 1 literary elements

8 1 monologue

8 1 nuances

8 1 plot

8 1 point of view

8 1 precise

8 1 prefix

8 1 problem-solution

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8 1 purpose

8 1 reasoning

8 1 relationships

8 1 rhyme (careful with rhyme scheme questions)

8 1 rising action

8 1 roots

8 1 setting

8 1 sidebar

8 1 stage directions

8 1 stanza

8 1 structure

8 1 suffix

8 1 suggest

8 1 summarize

8 1 summary

8 1 synonym

8 1 table

8 1 textual evidence

8 1 theme

8 1 tone

8 1 using context/based on context

8 1 verbal irony

8 2 active voice

8 2 advancing action

8 2 argumentative text

8 2 audience

8 2 cause and effect

8 2 claim

8 2 classification

8 2 closure

8 2 coherence

8 2 comma

8 2 comparison/contrast

8 2 concept

8 2 conclusion

8 2 concrete details

8 2 concrete words/phrases

8 2 conditional mood

8 2 context

8 2 counterclaim

8 2 dash

8 2 definition

8 2 description

8 2 dialogue

8 2 domain-specific vocabulary

8 2 elaboration

8 2 ellipsis

8 2 figurative language

8 2 focus

8 2 formal style

8 2 gerunds

8 2 imperative mood

8 2 indicative mood

8 2 infinitives

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8 2 informational/explanatory text

8 2 interrogative mood

8 2 narrative text

8 2 narrator point of view

8 2 organizing idea

8 2 pacing

8 2 participles

8 2 passive voice

8 2 precise language

8 2 precise/concise language

8 2 purpose

8 2 purpose and audience

8 2 relevant supporting evidence

8 2 sensory details

8 2 subjunctive mood

8 2 tone

8 2 topic

8 2 transitional strategies

8 2 transitions

8 2 verbals

8 2 verbs

8 2 voice

8 3 claim

8 3 conclude

8 3 conclusion

8 3 evidence

8 3 focus

8 3 infer

8 3 inference

8 3 irrelevant

8 3 motive

8 3 orally

8 3 relevant

8 3 subtopic

8 3 technique

8 3 viewpoint/point of view

8 4 accurate

8 4 analysis

8 4 appropriate

8 4 argument

8 4 claim

8 4 conflict

8 4 conflicting

8 4 contradict

8 4 counterclaim

8 4 critique

8 4 current

8 4 evidence

8 4 fact

8 4 information

8 4 plagiarism

8 4 plagiarize

8 4 presentation

8 4 relevant

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8 4 reliable

8 4 report

8 4 support

8 4 trustworthy

8 PT argument

8 PT audience

8 PT bias

8 PT characters

8 PT cite

8 PT claim

8 PT clarify

8 PT conclusion

8 PT conflicting

8 PT connection

8 PT contradict

8 PT counter arguments

8 PT counterclaim

8 PT credible

8 PT data

8 PT debate

8 PT describe

8 PT dialogue

8 PT different

8 PT draft

8 PT edit

8 PT elaborate

8 PT evidence

8 PT example

8 PT explain

8 PT guiding rules

8 PT imaginary

8 PT important

8 PT introduction

8 PT logical progression

8 PT opinion

8 PT opposing claim

8 PT plan

8 PT plot

8 PT point of view

8 PT position

8 PT positive/negative aspects

8 PT pros/cons

8 PT rationale

8 PT reasons

8 PT reference (verb-to cite)

8 PT relevant

8 PT reliable

8 PT revise

8 PT science fiction

8 PT sequence of events

8 PT setting

8 PT similar

8 PT strength

8 PT support

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8 PT thesis

8 PT transitions

8 PT weakness

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Grade 11 Vocabulary

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11 1 antonyms

11 1 argument

11 1 audience

11 1 caption

11 1 central idea

11 1 character

11 1 characterization

11 1 chart

11 1 chronological

11 1 claim

11 1 climax

11 1 conclude

11 1 conclusion

11 1 conflict

11 1 connotative meanings

11 1 detail

11 1 dialogue

11 1 domain-specific

11 1 euphemism

11 1 evidence

11 1 explicit

11 1 explicit textual evidence

11 1 exposition

11 1 falling action

11 1 form

11 1 genre

11 1 graph

11 1 graphic

11 1 heading

11 1 homographs

11 1 hyperbole

11 1 implicit

11 1 implied meaning

11 1 imply

11 1 infer

11 1 inference

11 1 inset text

11 1 introduction

11 1 irony

11 1 judgment

11 1 justify

11 1 key event

11 1 mood

11 1 nuance

11 1 ordering of actions

11 1 organization

11 1 oxymoron

11 1 paradox

11 1 plot

11 1 point of view

11 1 precise

11 1 prefix

11 1 primary source

11 1 purpose

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11 1 reasoning

11 1 rhetoric

11 1 rising action

11 1 roots

11 1 sarcasm

11 1 satire

11 1 setting

11 1 sidebar

11 1 structure

11 1 style

11 1 subplot

11 1 suffix

11 1 summarize

11 1 summary

11 1 synonyms

11 1 table

11 1 text evidence

11 1 text features

11 1 textual evidence

11 1 theme

11 1 tone

11 1 understatement

11 1 using context/based on context

11 2 advancing action

11 2 argumentative text

11 2 audience

11 2 capitalization

11 2 cause and effect

11 2 claim

11 2 classification

11 2 clauses

11 2 closure

11 2 coherence

11 2 colon

11 2 comparison/contrast

11 2 concept

11 2 conclusion

11 2 concrete details

11 2 concrete words/phrases

11 2 context

11 2 correct spelling

11 2 counterclaim

11 2 definition

11 2 description

11 2 dialogue

11 2 domain-specifc vocabulary

11 2 elaboration

11 2 figurative language

11 2 focus

11 2 formal style

11 2 fragments, run-together sentences, and comma splice

11 2 hyphenation

11 2 informational/explanatory text

11 2 narrative text

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11 2 narrator point of view

11 2 organizing idea

11 2 pacing

11 2 parallel structure

11 2 phrases

11 2 precise language

11 2 punctuation (commas, parentheses, dashes)

11 2 purpose

11 2 purpose and audience

11 2 relevant supporting evidence

11 2 semi-colon

11 2 sensory details

11 2 Standard English

11 2 subject/verb and pronoun/antecedent agreement

11 2 syntax

11 2 tone

11 2 topic

11 2 transitional strategies

11 2 transitions

11 3 analyze

11 3 bias

11 3 claim

11 3 conclude

11 3 conclusion

11 3 credibility

11 3 evidence

11 3 focus

11 3 imply

11 3 infer

11 3 inference

11 3 irrelevant* (*word may be used if it is defined in the item)

11 3 orally

11 3 relevant* (*word may be used if it is defined in the item)

11 3 subtopic

11 3 tone

11 3 viewpoint

11 4 accurate

11 4 analysis

11 4 analyze

11 4 argument

11 4 audience

11 4 claim

11 4 conclusion

11 4 conflict

11 4 conflicting information

11 4 conjecture

11 4 contradict

11 4 counterclaim

11 4 credible

11 4 evaluate

11 4 evidence

11 4 fact

11 4 hypothesis

11 4 integrate

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11 4 plagiarism

11 4 plagiarized

11 4 purpose

11 4 reasoned judgment

11 4 relevant

11 4 reliable

11 4 speculation

11 4 support

11 4 task

11 4 visual representation

11 PT authoritative

11 PT bias

11 PT cite

11 PT contradict

11 PT counterclaim

11 PT credible

11 PT data

11 PT "errors in reasonig"

11 PT (mis)conception

11 PT (mis)perception

11 PT opposition

11 PT position

11 PT positive/negative

11 PT positive/negative aspects

11 PT premise

11 PT rationale

11 PT reference (verb-to cite)

11 PT relevant

11 PT reliable

11 PT research

11 PT statistic(al)

11 PT thesis

11 PT trustworthy

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