Module 2 Unit 2 Lessons 5-9 Vocabulary

What is a "focus statement" in writing?

• A detailed description of a character

• A sentence that states the main point of a piece of writing

• A list of sources used in a research paper

• A question asked at the beginning of a story

Which of the following is an example of a "physical description"?

• The main idea of a story

• The color of a character's eyes

• The theme of a book

• The author's purpose

What does "scientifically accurate" mean?

• Based on myths and legends

• Supported by scientific evidence and facts

• Written in a poetic style

• Created for entertainment purposes

What is the purpose of an "introduction" in an essay?

• To summarize the entire essay

• To present the main idea and engage the reader

• To list all the references used

• To provide a detailed conclusion

Which of the following is a "concluding statement"?

• A sentence that introduces a new topic

• A sentence that wraps up the main points of a text

• A question that starts a discussion

• A list of characters in a story

What is meant by "evidence" in writing?

• A list of characters

• Information that supports a claim or argument

• A summary of the plot

• A description of the setting

What does "reflect" mean in the context of writing?

• To write a fictional story

• To think deeply or carefully about something

• To list facts without explanation

• To create a timeline of events

What is a "proof paragraph"?

• A paragraph that introduces a new topic

• A paragraph that provides evidence to support a claim

• A paragraph that lists all the references

• A paragraph that describes a character

What does "restating" mean in writing?

• To introduce a new idea

• To repeat something in a different way

• To write a fictional story

• To list facts without explanation

What is the role of "categories" in organizing information?

• To confuse the reader

• To group similar items together for better understanding

• To list random facts

• To create a fictional story