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| staements,descriptions,and facts that support the main idea of a passage |
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| order in which idea are arranged,actions are carried out,or events happen |
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| one central idea of a passage |
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| shortened version of a longer work,including the main idea,the most important details of the original,and the theme |
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| something that makes you react in a certain way,or makes something happen |
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| the reaction or other result of the cause |
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| a decision that you arrive at after combining textual evidence with prior knowledge |
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| statement that can be independently and objectively verified or prove |
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| one person's belief that may or may not be share by others |
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| way someone looks at or perceives something |
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| language specifically designed to convince readers to side with a writer's point of wiew on an issue or a cause |
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| displays extreme bias,or prejudice,for or against an issue or cause |
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| writer supports his/her position with solid evidence & sound reasoning |
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| lacks evidence to support position;uses faulty logic |
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| stating the same thing over again in different words |
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| implies that there are only two possible reasons or explanations for something |
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| implies that one thing happen because of another thing that happened before it |
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