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English - Lesson 14.2: Vocabulary Quiz - Use Evidence to Support Explanations

Unscramble Letters

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English - Lesson 14.2: Vocabulary Quiz - Use Evidence to Support Explanations
 

Unscramble Letters

English - Lesson 14.2: Vocabulary Quiz - Use Evidence to Support ExplanationsOnline version

Unscramble letters to find the correct words

by Yến Nga Nguyễn Ngọc
1

a preliminary version of a piece of writing that is bound to be revised, edited, and polished before final submission.

2

facts, documentation, quotes, or specific character actions from a text used to support an argument, explanation, or thesis statement

3

original commentary that interprets text proof, detailing why the chosen evidence matters and how it connects back to the central thesis

4

the process of breaking down a literary work into smaller structural components to discover how they function together to reveal an underlying theme

5

a segment of text or dialogue extracted word-for-word from a literary work and placed inside quotation marks within an essay

6

to restate an author's ideas, plot events, or dialogue in your own words while retaining the original meaning and intent

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a word, phrase, or sentence that connects ideas smoothly, guiding the reader logically from one thought or paragraph to the next

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