WK1 Vocabulary
This word means to study something carefully.
Answer: What is analyze?
This word part means look.
Answer: What is spect?
This Week 1 word has examine as a synonym.
Answer: What is analyze?
This word means to judge how good something is.
Answer: What is evaluate?
This word part means carry.
Answer: What is port?
When you use clues from a story to figure out something the author does not directly state, you do this.
Answer: What is infer?
This word part means write.
Answer: What is graph?
Viewpoint is a synonym for this Week 2 vocabulary word.
Answer: What is perspective?
This word means to show the differences between two or more things.
Answer: What is contrast?
This word part means say.
Answer: What is dict?
A student uses a quotation from a story as evidence to support an answer. Which Week 1 vocabulary word describes what the student is doing?
Answer: What is cite?
In the word rewrite, this prefix tells you that something is being written again.
Answer: What is re-?
Biased is the antonym of this Week 2 word meaning based on facts rather than feelings.
Answer: What is objective?
Two students read the same story but have different opinions about the main character because they see the situation differently. Their different ways of seeing the situation are called this.
Answer: What are perspectives?
In the word preview, this prefix means before.
Answer: What is pre-?
After reading a story about a selfish character who learns to put others first, a student says, “Caring for others is more important than always getting what you want.” The student has identified this element.
Answer: What is theme?
The suffix in creation, education, and celebration means act or process.
Answer: What is -tion?
A student replaces contrast with differentiate in a sentence without changing its basic meaning. What relationship exists between contrast and differentiate?
Answer: What are synonyms?
A journalist reports only verified facts and avoids including personal opinions. Which Week 2 vocabulary word best describes the journalist's approach?
Answer: What is objective?
Knowing that -able means can do, what does readable mean?
Answer: What is able to be read/can be read?
A reader does not understand why a character refuses to use a telephone until learning that the story takes place in 1875. What Week 1 concept helped the reader better understand the character's actions?
Answer: What is context?
Knowing that un- means not, determine the meaning of unprepared in this sentence: “Because Malik had not studied, he was unprepared for the test.”
Answer: What is not prepared/not ready?
Consider these two sentences: “The reporter gave an objective account of the event” and “The reporter gave a biased account of the event.” Based on the vocabulary relationship, how are objective and biased related?
Answer: What are antonyms/opposites?
An author reveals that a character is generous by showing her secretly buying groceries for a struggling family instead of directly saying, “She is generous.” What literary concept is the author using to develop the character?
Answer: What is characterization?
The prefix dis- can mean not or apart. Based on that meaning, what does disconnect most likely mean?
Answer: What is to separate or break apart a connection?