Vocabulary Test #1 Week 3/18-3/22

Inference

• Drawing conclusions based on evidence, reasoning, and prior knowledge rather than explicit statements

• he central idea or underlying message explored in a piece of literature or artwork, reflecting the author's perspective on life, society, or human nature.

  
  

• The main point or primary concept that an author conveys in a text, encapsulating the key message or argument.

  
  

• A concise and impartial overview of the main points or events in a text, presented without personal opinions or biases.

  
  

Theme

• The main point or primary concept that an author conveys in a text, encapsulating the key message or argument.

  
  

• A concise and impartial overview of the main points or events in a text, presented without personal opinions or biases.

  
  

• The central idea or underlying message explored in a piece of literature or artwork, reflecting the author's perspective on life, society, or human nature.

  
  

• The sequence of events that make up a narrative, including conflicts, complications, and resolutions, typically organized into a beginning, middle, and en

Central idea

• The main point or primary concept that an author conveys in a text, encapsulating the key message or argument.

  
  

• A concise and impartial overview of the main points or events in a text, presented without personal opinions or biases.

  
  

• Drawing conclusions based on evidence, reasoning, and prior knowledge rather than explicit statements.

  
  

• The point in a narrative where the central conflict is resolved, loose ends are tied up, and the story reaches its conclusion.

  
  

Objective summary

• Drawing conclusions based on evidence, reasoning, and prior knowledge rather than explicit statements.

• The main point or primary concept that an author conveys in a text, encapsulating the key message or argument.

  
  

•  brief restatement of the main points or events in a text, capturing the essence of the original in a condensed form.

  
  

• A concise and impartial overview of the main points or events in a text, presented without personal opinions or biases.

  
  

Plot

• Drawing conclusions based on evidence, reasoning, and prior knowledge rather than explicit statements.

  
  

• The point in a narrative where the central conflict is resolved, loose ends are tied up, and the story reaches its conclusion

• The sequence of events that make up a narrative, including conflicts, complications, and resolutions, typically organized into a beginning, middle, and end.

  
  

• A concise and impartial overview of the main points or events in a text, presented without personal opinions or biases.

  
  

Resolution

• Drawing conclusions based on evidence, reasoning, and prior knowledge rather than explicit statements.

  
  

• A concise and impartial overview of the main points or events in a text, presented without personal opinions or biases.

  
  

• The point in a narrative where the central conflict is resolved, loose ends are tied up, and the story reaches its conclusion.

  
  

Summary

• The main point or primary concept that an author conveys in a text, encapsulating the key message or argument.

  
  

• The central idea or underlying message explored in a piece of literature or artwork, reflecting the author's perspective on life, society, or human nature.

  
  

• A brief restatement of the main points or events in a text, capturing the essence of the original in a condensed form.