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Malevolent - Answer-Wishing harm to others Condescend - Answer-Deal with others in a snobby way Illicitly - Answer-Unlawfully or unproperly Iniquity - Answer-Wickedness or injustice Contentious - Answer-Looking disputes or arguments Diminutive - Answer-Small or tiny Amiable - Answer-Good-natured and friendly Arbitrate - Answer-Dispute or decide Melancholy - Answer-Sad and depressed Aloof - Answer-Reserved and at a distance Placid - Answer-Calm and quiet Asinine - Answer-Stupid and silly Malignant - Answer-Passionately evil Perpetual - Answer-Lasting a long time Ascertain - Answer-To find out with certaintyIdeas and Content - Answer-Keep ideas straight. Ideas should be clear and should surprise the reader to some degree. Organization - Answer-Consist of directing and organizing what is being said in a way that the reader can understand. Voice - Answer-Consists of using your personality in your writing and giving writing style. Exhibiting confidence in the topic. Word Choice - Answer-Using exact in detailed words to tell the reader is what they should know. Sentence Fluency - Answer-Having a natural flow of sentence types and structures. Concise and clear sentences. Conventions - Answer-Trait consist of using correct English, paragraphing, capitalization, punctuation, usage, verb tense and spelling. Revising and editing the paper Noun - Answer-A word used to name a person, place, thing or idea Pronoun - Answer-Noun showing ownership Adjective - Answer-A word used to modify a noun or pronoun Verb - Answer-A word that expresses action or helps make a statement Adverb - Answer-A word used to modify a verb, adjective, or adverb Preposition - Answer-A word showing relationship of noun and pronoun to some other word in the sentence Conjunction - Answer-A word that joins words or groups of wordsInterjection - Answer-Wow! Oh! Ah! Hurray! Allusion - Answer-A reference to an outside source, person, or object in a written text that assumes the reader knows what is being referred to Alliteration - Answer-Words near each other that start with the same sound Personification - Answer-Giving human characteristics to nonhuman objects Hyperbole - Answer-Exaggeration of the truth


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