Cohesion
Main Ideas
Word Parts
Fluency and Accuracy
Rhetoric
100
Inactivated vaccines tend to be safer than live vaccines as they are less potent than live ones.
What is compare/contrast
100
specific facts or examples that explain or support a main idea
What are supporting details?
100
Words that share the same root
What is a word family?
100
Two main factors of fluency
What are pace and accuracy?
100
miniature story
What is an anecdote?
200
descriptions of physical entities (the Eiffel Tower)
What is spatial cohesion?
200
What the text is about
What is the topic?
200
placed at the beginning of a word and changes the meaning
What is a prefix
200
reader's ability to rapidly recognize thought groups
What is automaticity?
200
Is the sky blue?
What is a rhetorical question?
300
How to make a PB&J
What is temporal cohesion?
300
What the author is attempting to express about the topic
What is the main idea?
300
meaning of the root anthro
What is human?
300
Something you need to tolerate as a reader
What is ambiguity?
300
changing a verb into a noun
What is nominalization?
400
a line going from heaviest to lightest
What is a continuum?
400
shortness
What is brevity?
400
-able, -al, -ist, -tion
What are suffixes?
400
a potluck dinner or buffet
What is a smorgasbord?
400
What is pathos?
500
As a result of receiving the vaccination against yellow fever, she was not concerned that she would contract the disease during her travels.
What is cause/effect?
500
a short version of an original text that gives the most important information
What is a summary?
500
Two most common root languages of English
What are Greek and Latin
500
the measurement of reading speed
What is words per minute (WPM)?
500
What is logos?