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27th April 2016, 09:03 AM
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| ISAT Reading Vocabulary
Hello sir my friend is require the 4th grade ISAT Matching/Concentration Reading Vocabulary so can you please provide me the same so tha5t I can help to him ??
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27th April 2016, 09:04 AM
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| Re: ISAT Reading Vocabulary
As per your demand here is the 4th grade ISAT Matching/Concentration Reading Vocabulary Affixes word Parts that you add to a root to change the meaning of the word Alliteration Words that start with the same sound Antonym A word with the opposite meaning of another word Author's Purpose The reason an author writes Captions Words beneath the picture that describe what the whole picture shows Character Traits The patterns of behavior and speech that make an individual unique Characters The people or animals that act like people) in a story Chart like a table, a chart uses words in columns and rows to show information Compound Word Two or more words combined Conclusion A Guess based on information and inferences Conflict The main problem of the story Consonance Is like alliteration, except that it can appear anywhere in the line, such as sings of ropes and things Context clues hints you get from the words around the word you don't understand Diagrams Drawings that show something broken down into parts Fact A statement that is always true and can be proved to be true Fiction writing that comes from an author's imagination Figurative Language language that is not meant literally: it does not really mean what it says Graphic Organizers visual representations that help you picture, organize, and think about information Graphics pictures, drawings, and the visuals that go along with a text Headings A text feature: words that tell you when a new section is beginning Homonyms Words that have the same sounds and spellings but have different meanings Idiom A phrase that can not be understood from the exact meaning of its words Illustration Diagram or picture that goes along with text Imagery Language that appeals to the senses Inference A guess based on information in the text Key words Main words about your topic Main idea What the passage is mostly about Metaphors A comparison between 2 unalike things that does not use "as" or "like" Meter The musical beat of a line of poetry Nonfiction Writing that contains mostly facts Onomatopoeia Words that sound like sounds, such as bang, boom Opinion A belief Order of events Steps in 1, 2, 3, order: sequence Personification Occurs when a writer makes an animal character behave the way a person may behave Plot The events of a story Prediction A type of guess Prefixes Word parts added to the beginning of a word Prior knowledge Information and experience that you have learned before, used to make sense of what you read Reader's purpose why you read-for entertainment, for information Repetition Words or lines that are repeated Resolution Solving of the problem or conflict Rhyme schemes Patterns of rhyming words Rhythm Musical beat of line of poetry Root the main part of the word that carries the meaning of the word Sequence the order in which events happen Setting The time and place in which the story happens Similes Comparison using the words "like" or "as" Suffixes Word parts added to the end of a word Summary A short way of stating the main ideas and important details in a passage Supporting details Information that tells about the main idea Synonym A word that is the same or similar meaning as another word Table A graph with columns and rows Theme Main message of the story Title The name of the book or article Topic sentence Sentences that tell the main idea of a paragraph Verse The division of a poem, similar to a paragraph Web A kind of graphic organizer with a main idea in the center and ideas around it |
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