OAE Middle Childhood Language Arts
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Allophones - ANS-The subtle variations of phonemes that occur as a result of contextual affects
on how phonemes are produced in exceptional phrases
Analogy - ANS-A evaluation between two things, commonly on the basis of their structure and
for the cause of rationalization or clarification.
Analysis - ANS-A exact examination of the elements or structure of something.
Anapest - ANS-Unstressed, Unstressed, Stressed
Antonym - ANS-A phrase that means the alternative of any other phrase.
Appreciative Comprehension - ANS-Considering the author's reason for writing the textual
content. You won't "like" classical song, however can you recognize the ability, skills, and years
of training of the musicians or composer?
Audience - ANS-Who are you writing for?
Base Word - ANS-Can stand on my own. It is a whole word all with the aid of itself, even though
other phrase components can be introduced to it to make new phrases.
Body of Text - ANS-Main Information
Characterization - ANS-The techniques used to present the character of a character in a work of
literature and to make that person extra believable.
Closed Minded Biases - ANS-Difficult to engage with.
Compare & Contrast - ANS-Finding similarities and variations among 2 matters.
Concept - ANS-An abstract concept
Conclusion of Text - ANS-Stress the significance of the thesis, deliver the essay a feel of
completeness.
Connotative - ANS-The thoughts or principles a word shows similarly to its literal definition.
, Consonant Digraphs - ANS-Two consonant letters that collectively stand for a single sound (sh,
th, wh).
Contextual Analysis - ANS-Infer or are expecting which means of phrases from context wherein
they appear.
Credibility of Sources - ANS-Consider the medium, Research the writer, Check the date and
many others...
Cultural Differences - ANS-Factors inclusive of age, gender, race, socioeconomic popularity, etc.
Dactyl - ANS-Stressed, Unstressed, Unstressed
Decoding - ANS-Decoding is the capacity to apply your know-how of letter-sound relationships,
inclusive of information of letter patterns, to properly pronounce written phrases.
Denotative - ANS-Dictionary definition
Descriptive Writing - ANS-This writing has information that describe what the writer sees, hears,
smells, touches, and/or tastes. Purpose: Expressing private thoughts or feelings.
Drama Characteristics - ANS-Highly emotional, generally focuses on human beings and
involves a "crisis of feeling" - a painful or dangerous revel in.
Effective Modifiers - ANS-Adjectives & Adverbs
Evaluative Comprehension - ANS-Ability to apply crucial questioning competencies, logical
evaluation, and aesthetic considerations to evaluate a textual content.
Expository Writing - ANS-a sort of oral or written discourse this is used to explain, describe,
deliver facts or tell.
Organization Ideas: Cause & Effect, Problem & Solution, Chronological Order
Fiction Characteristics - ANS-Plot, Character, Setting, Conflict, Point of View, Theme
Foreshadowing - ANS-A narrative tool that tips at coming occasions; frequently builds suspense
or anxiety inside the reader.
Iamb - ANS-Unstressed, Stressed
Inferential Comprehension - ANS-Understanding of facts that is not explicitly given, but
alternatively implied in a written passage. (make predictions)
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Allophones - ANS-The subtle variations of phonemes that occur as a result of contextual affects
on how phonemes are produced in exceptional phrases
Analogy - ANS-A evaluation between two things, commonly on the basis of their structure and
for the cause of rationalization or clarification.
Analysis - ANS-A exact examination of the elements or structure of something.
Anapest - ANS-Unstressed, Unstressed, Stressed
Antonym - ANS-A phrase that means the alternative of any other phrase.
Appreciative Comprehension - ANS-Considering the author's reason for writing the textual
content. You won't "like" classical song, however can you recognize the ability, skills, and years
of training of the musicians or composer?
Audience - ANS-Who are you writing for?
Base Word - ANS-Can stand on my own. It is a whole word all with the aid of itself, even though
other phrase components can be introduced to it to make new phrases.
Body of Text - ANS-Main Information
Characterization - ANS-The techniques used to present the character of a character in a work of
literature and to make that person extra believable.
Closed Minded Biases - ANS-Difficult to engage with.
Compare & Contrast - ANS-Finding similarities and variations among 2 matters.
Concept - ANS-An abstract concept
Conclusion of Text - ANS-Stress the significance of the thesis, deliver the essay a feel of
completeness.
Connotative - ANS-The thoughts or principles a word shows similarly to its literal definition.
, Consonant Digraphs - ANS-Two consonant letters that collectively stand for a single sound (sh,
th, wh).
Contextual Analysis - ANS-Infer or are expecting which means of phrases from context wherein
they appear.
Credibility of Sources - ANS-Consider the medium, Research the writer, Check the date and
many others...
Cultural Differences - ANS-Factors inclusive of age, gender, race, socioeconomic popularity, etc.
Dactyl - ANS-Stressed, Unstressed, Unstressed
Decoding - ANS-Decoding is the capacity to apply your know-how of letter-sound relationships,
inclusive of information of letter patterns, to properly pronounce written phrases.
Denotative - ANS-Dictionary definition
Descriptive Writing - ANS-This writing has information that describe what the writer sees, hears,
smells, touches, and/or tastes. Purpose: Expressing private thoughts or feelings.
Drama Characteristics - ANS-Highly emotional, generally focuses on human beings and
involves a "crisis of feeling" - a painful or dangerous revel in.
Effective Modifiers - ANS-Adjectives & Adverbs
Evaluative Comprehension - ANS-Ability to apply crucial questioning competencies, logical
evaluation, and aesthetic considerations to evaluate a textual content.
Expository Writing - ANS-a sort of oral or written discourse this is used to explain, describe,
deliver facts or tell.
Organization Ideas: Cause & Effect, Problem & Solution, Chronological Order
Fiction Characteristics - ANS-Plot, Character, Setting, Conflict, Point of View, Theme
Foreshadowing - ANS-A narrative tool that tips at coming occasions; frequently builds suspense
or anxiety inside the reader.
Iamb - ANS-Unstressed, Stressed
Inferential Comprehension - ANS-Understanding of facts that is not explicitly given, but
alternatively implied in a written passage. (make predictions)
