100

To highlight, underline, or add notes in the margins to a passage in order to understand important points

Annotate

100

Annotate

To highlight, underline, or add notes in the margins to a passage in order to understand important points

100

A person, place, thing, or idea is called this.

What is a noun?

100

The writer is trying to persuade the reader to agree with him or her

Argumentative Writing

100

Rebuttal

Argument or proof to another person's claim or comment

100

Telling the reader where you found your information

Cite

200

To make someone do something or believe something because of the facts presented

Persuade or Persuasion

200

Central Idea

The main idea in a piece of writing is the point that the author wants you to remember the most

200

The words he, she, I, we, us, them, are all example of this term.

What is a pronoun?

200

Retell the story or information in a shorter version and only including the main points

Summarize

200

Information that you can trust for research

Credible or Reliable or Valid

200

Summarize

Retell the story or information in a shorter version and only including the main points

300

Claim

A statement that can be argued and proven using text evidence

300

Working with other people to produce or create something

Collaborate

300

This figure of speech directly compares two things using "like" or "as".

What is a simile?

300

A statement that can be argued and proven using text evidence

Claim

300

Collaborate

Working with other people to produce or create something

300

The positive and negative information about something that helps you make a decision about what to choose

Pros & Cons

400

Argumentative Writing

The writer is trying to persuade the reader to agree with him or her

400

Counter Claim

The claim that is the opposite of yours; does not agree with your opinion

400

This is the term used to describe a perspective from which a story is told

What is point of view?

400

Evidence

Facts or information that supports the author's claim

400

Explain

Make an idea or statement more clear to someone by describing it in more detail

400

Support

Text evidence that helps prove your claim is correct

500

Facts or information that supports the author's claim

Evidence

500

Cite

Telling the reader where you found your information

500

This term is used to describe the lesson/message or the tone of the story.

What is theme?

500

The main idea in a piece of writing is the point that the author wants you to remember the most

Central Idea

500

The claim that is the opposite of yours; does not agree with your opinion

Counter Claim

500

Credible, Reliable, Valid

Information that you can trust for research