Beware of the vocabulary

2. says one thing is something else that is completely different.
4. text that can be proven by research or is one hundred percent true and actually happened. It is usually text books or encyclopedias, or articles.
6. an over egsaggerated expression or sentence to explain something or describe something.
8. in time order or in which order things happened.
12. restate the authors main ideas or minor details without any bios.
13. the authors point of view or outlook is shared.
14. connects the relationship in the sentence. Therefore, lastly, first, ect.
16. a type of text that contains imagery or rhyming and a sort of rythm to it and can be very insperational or peaceful.
18. compares two unlike things using like or as.

1. that is not real or overly exaggerated, and sometimes contains talking animals or objects.
3. the repitiition of consanant sound in lines close together.
5. words that match the meaning. Crash, boom, tick....
7. present reasons and claim that is supported with those reasons to prove your claim or opinion.
9. text that has information inside froma history or an important part of time, but has made up characters and actions.
10. when words have the same sound at the end and contribute to rhythm in a text. Cat, bat, hourse, course, house, mouse, insain, the crane, ect.
11. text that persuades ir talks one into believing or doing something that the author wants.
15. words or descriptions used in texts that create pictures in our mind are what kind of words?
17. the affix at the beginning of a word.