Reading and Writing Skills

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A collection of vocabulary flashcards based on key concepts in reading and writing skills.

Last updated 10:13 PM on 2/3/26
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Narrative Writing

A form of writing that tells a story, focusing on a plot structure.

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Descriptive Writing

A form of writing that describes qualities or characteristics of something.

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Patterns of Paragraph Development

Different methods used to structure a paragraph in writing.

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Chronological Order

Arranging events in the order they occur.

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Objective Description

Description that is factual and unbiased.

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Subjective Description

Description influenced by personal feelings or opinions.

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Introduction

The beginning of an essay that presents the topic and engages the reader.

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Body

The main part of an essay where the topic is explored in detail.

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Conclusion

The final part of an essay that summarizes the main points and provides closure.

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Topic Sentence

A sentence that summarizes the main idea of a paragraph.

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Supporting Sentences

Sentences that provide details and support for the topic sentence.

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Paragraph Unity

The principle that a paragraph should discuss one main idea.

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Narration

The act of telling a story in writing.

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Description

The use of sensory details to create a vivid picture.

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Comparative Writing

Writing that compares and contrasts two or more subjects.

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Persuasive Writing

Writing that is intended to convince the reader of a particular point of view.

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Cause and Effect

A method of paragraph development that explains reasons and outcomes.

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Exemplification

Providing examples to clarify or explain a point in writing.

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Visual Appeal

Engaging the reader's sense of sight through descriptive details.

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Tactile Appeal

Engaging the reader's sense of touch in writing.

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Auditory Appeal

Engaging the reader's sense of hearing in writing.

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Olfactory Appeal

Engaging the reader's sense of smell in writing.

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Gustatory Appeal

Engaging the reader's sense of taste in writing.

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Kinesthetic Appeal

Engaging the reader's sense of movement in writing.

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Thermal Appeal

Engaging the reader's sense of temperature in writing.

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Spatial Order

Organizing items according to their physical position or relationship.

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Transition Sentences

Sentences that connect ideas or paragraphs together.