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Using what you know and clues from the text to understand what the author is saying: Infer. Parts of a text that help a reader understand a nonfiction text: Text Features. To tell how two or more things are similar or alike: Compare. Categories of books based on similarities in style and topic: Genre. To say or guess that something specific will happen in the future: Predict. Clues in a text that help you figure out the meaning of an unknown word: Context Clues. The way the author chooses to organize a nonfiction text so it is easier for readers: Text Structure. To tell how two or more things are different: Contrast. to make different; to change: Alter. not behaving in a way that is expected: undpredictable. to fall down; cave in: Collapse. large or considerable amount: Substantial. a dangerous or difficult situation for a period of time: Crisis. Dangerous or serious: Severe. Serious damage or ruin: Destruction. Something that can cause danger or harm: Hazard. Something that stands out; special: Unique

Central Idea: The most important point an author is trying to make about a topic.. Supporting Details: Facts, examples, reasons, or other pieces of information that shape and refine the central idea.. Shape and Refine: How writers develop ideas through a text.. Summary: A brief retelling of a story or restatement of an article.. Accurate: Correct.. Objective: Free of any opinions, personal beliefs, or judgments.. Analyze: To examine parts to see how they work together.. Explicitly: Directly.. Inference: A reasonable guess based on textual evidence and what you already know.. Influence: Affect.. Interactions: The direct effects the factors had on one another.. Explicit: Clearly stated.. Story Elements: Parts of a story like characters, setting, and plot.. Resolution: When the problem in a story is solved.. Conflict: A problem in a story the characters must respond to.. Theme: Main message in a story.. Emerges: How a story is revealed.. Technical Meaning: Vocabulary that is specific to a certain subject area, especially science, math, and engineering.. Connotative Meaning: . Figurative Meaning: Vocabulary that expresses ideas in creative, unusual, or unexpected ways, especially using figurative language.

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What does "Structure" means: This means how to organize and emphasize all the important points in your composition.. Essay, Concept paper, Reaction paper, Position Paper, Report and Research are the "Six General Classifications of Academic Texts": True. This is generally the proforma for all analytical compositions. However, not all essays are academic: Essay. Defines an idea or a concept and clarifies its ‘whatness’; thus, its most prominent structure is the use of definition: Concept paper. Is generally an informed and insightful perspective on art, popular culture, and a technical topic: Reaction Paper. This classification of text asserts an argument: Position Paper. This classification of text retells data, incident, or event: Report. This classification of text is a highly formal kind of reports: Research. What are the sequenced "Three Basic Parts of a Text": Introduction, Body and Conclusion. In Different Structures of Academic Texts, the characteristics of the Three Basic Parts of the ESSAY are the..: . In Different Structures of Academic Texts, the characteristics of the Three Basic Parts of the CONCEPT PAPER are the..: . In Different Structures of Academic Texts, the characteristics of the Three Basic Parts of the POSITION PAPER are the..: . In Different Structures of Academic Texts, the characteristics of the Three Basic Parts of the REPORT are the..: . In Different Structures of Academic Texts, the characteristics of the Three Basic Parts of the RESEARCH PAPER are the..: . It is also an important element of conclusion, but you should find a fresh and concise way of doing this: Summarizing

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A list of books or writings about a subject is a _______________: bibliography. Select the word that matches this definition: information that is true or real: facts. A beginning part that explains what is going to follow is ___________________________. : an introduction. To repeat the exact words that someone said or wrote is ____________: a quote.. Which word means books, magazines, the Internet, etc. that provide information you can use when writing a research paper: references. Select the vocabulary word that means to do a careful study to find and learn facts: research. The first, unfinished version of something such as a research paper or letter is a ________________________: rough draft. A topic is ________________________________________: the subject of a piece of writing, lesson, or speech. What is found at the end of a research paper that includes a list of books or writings about a subject: a biblioraphy. What part of an essay or a research paper is found at the end of the paper: conclusion. What should a student write prior to the rough draft: outline. "To be or not to be" is an example of a ___________________: quote. What is included in a bibliography: references. What does it mean to do research: to do a careful study to find and learn facts. What must you write after the outline, but before the actual paper: rough draft. The Earth, basketball, Christmas, and My First Day of School are examples of: _______________: topics