Vocabulary

3. To examine something by breaking it down into parts.
8. The final part of a piece of writing that summarizes the main points.
9. The perspective from which a piece of non-fiction is written (e.g., first-person, third-person).
10. The organization or arrangement of ideas in writing.
12. Idea The central point or message that a piece of non-fiction is trying to convey.
13. The central argument or main idea of a piece of writing.
15. The background information or circumstances that help clarify the meaning of a text.

1. A word, phrase, or sentence that connects ideas in writing.
2. Facts or data used to support a claim or argument.
4. To add notes or comments to explain or clarify a text.
5. A tendency to present one perspective or side of an argument, often ignoring other viewpoints.
6. The opening part of a piece of writing that presents the thesis.
7. A conclusion reached based on evidence and reasoning rather than explicit statements.
11. A statement or assertion expressing a main point or argument.
14. To provide a brief overview of the main points.