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Exploring ELA Vocabulary

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Exploring ELA Vocabulary

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Test your knowledge of essential terms in English Language Arts with this engaging crossword puzzle.

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Test your knowledge of essential terms in English Language Arts with this engaging crossword puzzle.

by Jaclyn Durrigan
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The most important details in a story. Also known as main idea.

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Supporting an idea by referring to the source where information was received.

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A statement as part of an argument that can be supported with evidence.

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An electronic device such as phone, computer, iPad that can be used to perform a task.

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Audio/Visual content that may include websites, social networks, videos, graphics, slideshows or other digital forms.

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Facts, figures, quotes, details that can be used to support a claim.

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Language not meant to be taken literally. Examples include Metaphor, Simile, Personification.

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A conclusion or educated guess based on logic/evidence and reasoning.

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