Vocabulary 4 Practice

Information from the text used to support your answer

• idiom

• fact

• evidence

• opinion

Information that can be proven

• opinion

• idiom

• evidence

• fact

Personal belief that cannot be proved true or false

• evidence

• opinion

• idiom

• fact

Language used to describe, add effect, and add interest

• historical text

• figurative language

• general to specific structure

• conjunctions

text organization that begins with a general statement and then uses specific examples to support the statement

• conjuctions

• figurative language

• historical text

• general to specific structure

Nonfiction text that tells about real events or people from the past

• evidence

• historical text

• figurative language

• general to specific structure

Phrase that means different from what the meaning of the words stated

• evidence

• opinion

• idiom

• conjunction

Word that connects two words, phrases, or clauses- and, but, or

• evidence

• coordinating conjunction

• figurative language

• conjunction

Word that joins two independent clauses in a sentence - and, but, or, yet, for, nor, so

• correlative conjunctions

• historical text

• coordinating conjunctions

• figurative language

A pair of words that connect words, phrases, and/or clauses- both/and, either/or, not only/but also

• conjunction

• coordinating conjunctions

• idiom

• correlative conjunctions