Pay Gap Vocab
Rise of Women Vocab
Literary Terms
Essay terms
Wild Card
100

Having doubts about something (SK);

skeptical

100

Difficult to believe because it is a surprise (ast);

astonishing

100

the main character in a story

protagonist

100

The main point of an essay

thesis

100

The last part of something (c)

conclusion

199

devise or invent (CO)

Concoted

199

The things you study in school (cu)

curriculum

199

a comparison without using like or as 


metaphor

199

information that supports your thesis

evidence
199

a brief statement or account of the main points of something.

summary

300

one who says negative things about someone or something else (de)

detractor

300

Measuring or determining the answer to something (cali)

calibrate
300

Fly like a bird is a 

simile

300

To show where you got your information

cite

300

Really big (en)

enormous

400

inequality or difference in some respect (d)

disparity

400

not growing or changing (s)

stagnant

400

A universal idea like stereotyping, survival, entertainment, or love would be this term

theme

400

In a body paragraph, the sentence that introduces us to what you are going to be talking about

Topic sentence

400

important; a big deal (s)

significant

500

defend, explain, clear away, or make excuses for by reasoning; "

rationalize

500

When machines are used to do work

industrialization

500

Usually at the beginning of the story; when you learn about the characters and the world they live in. A description and explanation of something

Exposition

500

A guess or hypothesis that you make based on the information you have.

inference

500

What decade did women finallly get a lot of basic rights such as: 

  • Get a credit card

  • Keep their job if they were pregnant

  •  Talk To Their Doctor

  • Get Divorced Without Proof (including domestic abuse)

  •  Go to college

  •  Live with a man who wasn’t her husband

  • Disobey her husband

  • Get most jobs

  • Open a bank account

1970's