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English 126
Transition - correct answer-Words or phrases that show relationships between ideas
Summary - correct answer-A reduction of a large amount of information to its most important
points
Inference - correct answer-An idea that is not directly stated in what you are reading
Patters of organizations - correct answer-Show the relationships between supporting details
in paragraphs, essays, and chapters
Opinion - correct answer-A belief, judgment, or conclusion that cannot be objectively proved
as true
Topic - correct answer-The general subject
Main idea - correct answer-The main point the author is trying to make
Fact - correct answer-Information that can be proved
Analogy - correct answer-The comparison of the relationships of one or more words
Maps fact - correct answer-Highly visual outlines that show the relationships between main
ideas and supporting details
Tone of a piece of writing is? - correct answer-The expression of the authors attitude and
feeling
Two types of support are? - correct answer-Adequate and relevant
Addition words? - correct answer-Signal major details
Two most common figures of speech are? - correct answer-Metaphor and simile
The four common types of context clues include all but? - correct answer-Definition
Ambivalent, disbelieving, and worried are words that describe? - correct answer-Tone
An argument includes ? - correct answer-A point and support
List words? - correct answer-Signal the main idea
A tone that involves a contrast between expectations and reality is? - correct answer-Irony
The three common purposes are? - correct answer-To inform, persuade, or entertain
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English 126
Transition - correct answer-Words or phrases that show relationships between ideas
Summary - correct answer-A reduction of a large amount of information to its most important
points
Inference - correct answer-An idea that is not directly stated in what you are reading
Patters of organizations - correct answer-Show the relationships between supporting details
in paragraphs, essays, and chapters
Opinion - correct answer-A belief, judgment, or conclusion that cannot be objectively proved
as true
Topic - correct answer-The general subject
Main idea - correct answer-The main point the author is trying to make
Fact - correct answer-Information that can be proved
Analogy - correct answer-The comparison of the relationships of one or more words
Maps fact - correct answer-Highly visual outlines that show the relationships between main
ideas and supporting details
Tone of a piece of writing is? - correct answer-The expression of the authors attitude and
feeling
Two types of support are? - correct answer-Adequate and relevant
Addition words? - correct answer-Signal major details
Two most common figures of speech are? - correct answer-Metaphor and simile
The four common types of context clues include all but? - correct answer-Definition
Ambivalent, disbelieving, and worried are words that describe? - correct answer-Tone
An argument includes ? - correct answer-A point and support
List words? - correct answer-Signal the main idea
A tone that involves a contrast between expectations and reality is? - correct answer-Irony
The three common purposes are? - correct answer-To inform, persuade, or entertain
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