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a change or passage from one subject or conceot to another.
EX:when writting an essay we must transition from the intro to the body of the piece then to the conclution. |
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Connected to the matter at hand.
EX: The fact that my room is painted pink is relevent to what colors i choose for my curtains and bed sheets. |
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A word used to replace a noun.
EX: his,she,it,their,they,and all |
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Enough of something
EX: After running 5k she drank an an adequate amount of water. |
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A rule of method established by general conset or usage. A costom.
EX: it is convention that was capitalized the first word of every sentence. |
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putting in your own words and changing the meaning or giving your opinion.
EX: Brain felt dehydrated. |
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worthy of imitation.
Ex: AMS students on the feild trip was exemplary, so much better than the other schools students. |
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Shortining the authors story without changing the meaning or words!
EX: Brain needed water. |
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Using the authors exact words.
EX: He was unbelivably, visously thirsty. |
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Specific facts from the written piece that answers a questions.
EX: Brain was 13 years old. |
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Not having enough of somthing.
EX: Lack of skills necesary to fly a plane. |
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A short summary.
EX: Chad wrote 1 paragraph synopsis of the book. |
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A way somthin can be veiwed by the mind.
EX: She looked at all aspects of the solotion. |
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Doing of saying the same thing over and over again.
EX: Brain found gathering wood everyday to keep fire going a repetitive task. |
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similarities between thing otherwise unalike.
EX: some people think there is an anology between Brain and mother to son poem. |
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The ability to right the understand without reasoning or inferenceing.
EX: Brain became more intuitive toward danger in the woods. |
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Imaginative and clear.
EX: innovative people are always thinking up new ways to solve problems. |
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Able to act effectively to especially in difficult sitions.
EX: Brains reasourses were helpful in the woods. |
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Natural,or unlearnable
Brains will to survive was instinctual. |
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An adjectve descrbing somone with a plane method or series of steps.
EX: Brains method of getting the survial pack. |
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