Vocabulary
What is a synonym?
What is a word that has a similar meaning to another word?
What is the first step in conducting a research assignment?
What is formulating an inquiry question?
What is the main purpose of analysing a text's explicit meaning?
What is to understand the surface-level content?
What does it mean to analyze how an author structures a work?
What is examining the order of events and pacing?
What is the term for using context to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word?
What is context clues?
What is the importance of citing sources in research?
What is to avoid plagiarism and give credit to original authors?
What does it mean to make inferences while reading?
What is to draw conclusions based on evidence and reasoning?
What is the significance of dynamic characters in literature?
What is they develop and interact in ways that advance the plot?
What is the term for words that have opposite meanings?
What are antonyms?
What is the purpose of using transitions in writing?
What is to guide readers through the text and connect ideas?
What is the significance of theme in literature?
What is the central idea or message conveyed by the work?
Why is it important to cite textual evidence in your analysis?
What is to support your interpretations and claims?
What is the term for using context to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar word?
What is context clues?
What are the key components of a strong thesis statement?
What are clarity, specificity, and arguability?
How do you determine the main idea of a passage?
What is by identifying the most important point the author is making?
How should information be presented to ensure your ideas and information are clearly understood?
What is logically and organised according to purpose and audience?
What does it mean to analyze nuances in the meaning of words?
What is to examine subtle differences in meaning?
What is the difference between a narrative and an argumentative essay?
What is a narrative tells a story, while an argumentative essay presents a claim supported by evidence?
How can you identify an author's perspective in a text?
What is by analysing their use of rhetoric and evidence?
What is a crucial element of an engaging presentation?
What is a crucial element of an engaging presentation?