Unit Overview: Generations, Space, Transformations, and Nature

Vocabulary flashcards covering key concepts, terms, and definitions from multiple units of study.

Theme

An insight about life revealed in a literary work; not an explanation of narrative events.

Inferences

Combining text evidence and prior knowledge to answer critical questions about the text.

Narrative Techniques

Use of dialogue and description to develop characters and enhance stories.

Argument Structure

A clear claim supported by logical reasoning and sufficient evidence in argumentative texts.

Point of View

The perspective from which a story is told, differentiating between subjective and objective.

Character Development

The revelation of a character's personality through dialogue, stage directions, and descriptive details.

Research Writing Fundamentals

The foundation of a research paper, including a clear thesis and information from various sources.

Informational Text Features

Elements like headings, visuals, and references that help organize and clarify complex ideas.

Magical Realism

A literary genre that blends realistic elements with magical ones while maintaining an unsuppressed tone.

Academic Vocabulary

Terms related to specific areas of study, such as research writing or argument analysis.