Conclude: To figure something out or make a decision using evidence
Describe: To tell something using writing or talking
Passage: A short piece of writing
Statement: Something that is said or written
Explain: To help someone know something in a clear way
Detail: A few words from a small part of a passage
Response: An answer in writing or talking
Support: To back something up and make it strongers
Paragraph: A chunk of text that begins with an indented or skipped line
According: “as it says in” or “as it’s stated by”
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Cause: The reason why something happens
Effect: What happens next after something happens first
Compare: To explain how two things are alike
Contrast: To explain how two things are different
Similar: Two things that are alike
Article: A nonfiction, information text
Capitalization: The act of writing with capital letters for the beginning sentences and for the names of people, places, and things
Reason: A statement that explains why
Phrase: A part of a sentence that is two or more words
Structure: The way the parts of writing are organized or the way they go together
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Punctuation: The act of putting end marks, commas, and quotation marks in the right places so that the sentences start and end clearly and are easy to read
Mood: The feeling of a person or place
Narrator: A person or character who tells the story as you read it
Summary: A short retelling of a piece of writing
Theme: The biggest, most important idea or life lesson of a story
Author: The person who writes a story or article
Illustration: Art that goes alongside a story or article
Likely: Probably
Suggest: To hint at something without saying it directly
Grammar: The rules of school writing