Academic Vocabulary Quiz 2 (60 MCQs)

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1. A questions asks "Describe the trend in results."What is the best answer?
2. To be in agreement, harmony or conformity
3. Which word means a paragraph in poetry?
4. If a lawyer confers with his client then it means
5. The fact stated in the paragraph is important because it suggests that dogs can be good pets.
6. What is it called when a line ends so a new line can begin?
7. A media outlet leaves out sources that support an opposing point of view.
8. To find the way from one place to another
9. Which option is the Standard English equivalent of the AAVE phrase 'She been knew that'?
10. In a literature class, what is the main character of a story called?
11. Using facts, statistics, and logical arguments is referred to as using the appeal to .....
12. Which term means to recognize the differences between two (or more) things?
13. What does "prerequisite" mean in this sentence? "A strong foundation in grammar is a prerequisite for effective writing."
14. To put something in your own words is to .....
15. To set apart from others
16. What does it mean to "determine" something in the context of reading or writing?
17. To judge or determine the significance, worth or quality of; to assess is to ..... ?
18. What are Sequence Words?
19. To recognize or establish as being a particular thing is to ..... ?
20. Not behaving in a way that is expected
21. What is geography?
22. What is the meaning of factor?
23. What does "integral" mean in this sentence? "Vocabulary is an integral part of language learning."
24. In math, what does the word "perpendicular" mean?
25. Chiefly in narrative texts as 1st person, 2nd person, third person; can also means an author's thoughts or perspective
26. Extremely important
27. What term describes the impact or outcome of something in a piece of writing?
28. Printed copy of a play
29. Clever, smart and resourceful.
30. Reasonable to trust or believe
31. The unifying concept within an informational text to which other elements and ideas relate. The main point of an informational text.
32. What is a Global Citizen?
33. Which word best fits the definition:'A word that is used to describe a noun or pronoun'?
34. A plot structure includes ..... in this order:Exposition, rising action, ..... , falling action and .....
35. In language arts, if you are using an "expression", what does that mean?
36. Pertaining to a study whose results are obtained again when the study is repeated
37. The instructions to the actors, director, and stage crew that might suggest scenery, lighting, sound effects, and ways for actors to move and speak
38. What does the word "Devise" mean?
39. Writing topics that are asked to be persuasive are asking that the writer .....
40. Taking a shower and brushing your teeth are good .....
41. Use 'evaluate' in a sentence that shows its meaning.
42. The main character in a story, often a hero or heroine, is known as the:
43. To express by speaking
44. You must follow the sequence of the steps in order to make it correctly.
45. PASSAGE:a detailed investigation or examination of something
46. What does the vocabulary word explain mean?
47. To conclude the discussion is to
48. Writing that explains the similar relationship between two or more ideas, people, or events
49. A conclusion about a group of things or people.
50. When a young person does something well, you should ..... them for it.
51. To make a story more exciting, a writer might add a major conflict. What is a conflict in a story?
52. The major sections of a play
53. A talk with an artist will precede a class tour of the art museum.What does that mean?
54. Which is an example of the commutative property?
55. The quality of being logically or factually sound
56. A story that is true to life, but NOT a true story
57. Three people that have opinions that all vary have .....
58. When the doctor asked Merle how he felt, Merle replied that he'd never felt better in his life.
59. These are words that take the place of nouns and are used to create a sense of unity with an audience or distance from a common enemy.This definition applies to which term?
60. Examining the differences between two or more subjects