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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering key report writing sections, transition signals, and reading comprehension concepts from Grade 8 English Unit 2 Lesson 7.
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Report Layout: Introduction
The first section of a report layout that includes a brief overview of what you are about to write.
Report Layout: First point
The second section of a report, introduced using transition phrases like "To begin with…".
Report Layout: Second point
The third section of a report layout, introduced using transition phrases like "Additionally," or "Another way…".
Report Layout: Final point
The fourth section of a report layout, introduced using transition phrases like "The final way…".
Report Layout: Conclusion
The final section of a report layout where you summarize your main ideas and make final comments.
Transition Signals for Ideas and Examples
Key phrases used to organize and present ideas in a report, such as "To begin with", "Additionally", "Another type/way", "The final type/way", and "To sum-up".
Temporary Insomnia
A short-term difficulty sleeping caused by excitement about important upcoming events in life.
Positive Effects of Worrying
Potential benefits of mild worry mentioned in the text: showing care and responsibility, inspiring creative problem-solving, and increasing caution to prevent negative outcomes.