Vocabulary 1
to live or inhabit
dwell
What does KWO stand for?
Key Word Outline
easily
effortlessly
Improve this sentence by adding a because clause:
The rooster crowed.
Answers vary
made of or containing metal
metalic
When summarizing a reference, what should each paragraph of a summary report begin with?
arranged or planned in an effective way
organized
What are Key Words?
the most important words that tell the main idea
to make someone believe something that is not true
deceive
Name the 4 Dress-Ups that MUST be in every paragraph (so far)
-ly adverb
who/which clause
strong verb
because clause
marked with colored spots or areas
mottled
If you write two paragraphs, how many topics will you write about?
clever in a dishonest way
sly
How do you test your KWO?
Read a line of notes
Think of a sentence
Look up
Speak in complete sentences
showing an urgent need or desire
desperately
What is a "dress-up"?
The IEW dress-ups are descriptive words, phrases, or clauses that you add to a sentence.
to fight or struggle roughly
tussle
If the subject is house, what are possible topics?
kitchen, bedroom, layout, history, location, owners, etc.
sweet sounding
melodious
In the Story Sequence Chart, what are the subjects of the three paragraphs?
1. Characters & Setting
2. Conflict or Problem
3. Climax & Resolution
to desire strongly
crave
What does a who/which clause do?
describes the noun it follows
to state in a strong and confident way
declare
WHen writing an event description from pictures, how should you begin each paragraph?
With the central fact of each picture
with great strength; very powerfully
forcefully
When Summarizing a Reference, your KWO comes from...
4-5 important or interesting facts in the source text
great in size; huge
colossal
What are the banned words?
say/said see/saw go/went
richly supplied
abundantly
very suddenly and unexpectedly
abruptly
State the Topic-Clincher Rule
The topic sentence and the clincher sentence MUST repeat or reflect two or three key words.
noisy excitement and confusion
commotion
If you take a who/which clause out of a sentence, what should be left?
a complete sentence
a loud confusing noise
din
What is the central fact?
the things you see in the picture