Vocabulary I
Vocabulary II
Vocabulary III
Vocabulary IV
Parts of an Opinion Essay
100

to participate in a competition to practice the fighting skills used by a knight

Joust 

100

deserving respect

Honorable

100

skill or cleverness that allows someone to create something or solve a problem

Ingenuity

100

Importance or value

Worth

100

includes the claim (opinion and three reasons)

What is the thesis statement?

200

A knight who spent time wandering and searching for adventure and romance

Knight in shining armor

200

 fearless

Bold

200

to make someone believe something that is not true; trick or fool 

Decieve

200

to clear up or deal with successfully 

Resolve

200

begins with a transition word, claim, and the reason (ex. To begin, Don Quixote's good intentions do not justify his behavior because he interferes in other's business)

What is the topic sentence of a body paragraph?

300

to think in a sensible and logical way

Reason

300

to interfere in other people’s business in an unwanted way

Meddle

300

a type of fabric or cloth with raised designs in gold or silver thread

Brocade

300

to take or pull back

-Tract

300
the final portion of essay that restates the claim, summarizes your reasons and reasoning and leaves the reader with a final thought

What is the conclusion?

400

luck

Fortune

400

shocked or surprised 

Dumbfounded

400

someone or something that is exceedingly idealistic and unrealistic

Quixotic

400

condition of state of being

-ness

400

Hook, Background Information, Thesis statement, and a transitional sentence

The four parts of an introduction

500

great or extreme

Monumental

500

unreturned; one-sided

Unrequited

500

very important 

Instrumental

500

not

-il/-ir
500

Claim+Reason+Context+Evidence+Elaboration

The parts of a body paragraph