FCAT Vocabulary Test Crossword
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2) making connections between the various information given3) the specific type of inference in which you formulate a general rule based on the data provided4) Words with opposite meanings.5) any specific strong feeling7) to show or tend to show to be true; help prove, vindicate, or corroborate11) Words with similar meanings.13) any of the small parts that go to make up something; item; particularly a paragraph
18) sharp disagreement or opposition, as of interests or ideas; clash20) a distinct section or subdivision of a passage, usually dealing with a particular point: it is begun on a new line, often indented21) to state reasons for; to make clear, plain, or understandable22) give a detailed account of23) to cause to do something by reasoning, urging, or inducement24) a part or division of a book, newspaper, or article, etc.27) to give information |
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1) to think about in order to understand or decide; ponder6) a short segment of a written work or speech8) a common type of inference skill you form judgment or opinion based on the details in a passage9) to examine in order to observe or discover similarities10) thoughts or actions that could continue beyond the passage into the future12) a writer of a book, article, etc14) to give emphasis to; give special force or prominence to; stress15) a belief not based on absolute certainty or positive knowledge but on what seems true, valid, or probable to one's own mind; judgment16) a thing that has actually happened or that is really true17) a tone of voice worked into a piece of writing just as in a tone of voice when someone is speaking aloud
19) the reason the author wrote the passage25) to reach as a decision or intention26) a complete piece of writing, as a report or essay, that is part of a newspaper, magazine, or book28) the difference between two or more objects29) of or coming at the end; last; concluding (the final chapter)30) the following of one thing after another in chronological, causal, or logical order; succession or continuity
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