Suspense
Details from the Texts
Argumentative Writing
Reading Vocabulary
Academic Vocabulary
100

The definition of suspense

A feeling of nervousness or excitement when waiting to find out what will happen

100

In Sorry, Wrong Number, the main character becomes scared when she hears this. 

A strange phone call
100

The main opinion you are trying to prove in argumentative writing 

Claim
100

Extremely exciting

thrilling

100

To repeat the main ideas and important details in your own words

summarize

200

"The bomb is going to explode in 30 minutes! We have to do something!" 

What method of suspense is used here?

Time Limit

200

Inside the House and Sorry, Wrong Number are both _______. 

plays / dramas / skits

200

Statements that support your claim; They become the topic sentences for the body paragraph

Reasons

200
nervous or worried

anxious

200
To tell what something is like

describe

300

As Johnny slept peacefully in his bed, a mysterious and hungry creature entered the room quietly.

What suspense method is used here?

Give the reader the whole story.

300

At the beginning of Inside the House, the two siblings are doing this.

Telling scary stories.
300
The response to the counterclaim

Rebuttal

300

you feel this when you forget the words to your presetation

embarrassed

300

Words that mean the same thing

Synonyms

400

A famous movie director who was known as the "Master of Suspense"

Alfred Hitchcock.

400

The writer of "How to create suspense" is a(n)...

writer of horror novels

400

Evidence from a person who knows a lot about the topic

Expert Evidence

400

wait for something eagerly

anticipate

400

To name something; to say what something is

identify

500

Wendy knew that if she didn't solve this mystery soon, she would never see her mother again. 

What suspense method is used here?

High Stakes

500

This detail in Inside the House helps us make an important inference.

The sound of the train.

500

Evidence from facts or data

Statistical Evidence

500

part of something; "a(n) ______ of suspense"

element

500

Words with opposite meanings

Antonyms