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• Present information visually, showing the connections and relationships of ideas

  Graphic organizers
• Consists of two or more overlapping circles to show the similarities and differences of ideas

  Venn diagram
• Shows the elements of a story

  Story map
• Usually used when brainstorming ideas

  mind map
• Used to show a cyclical process

  Cycle diagram
• Shows the hierarchy of ideas or elements

  Hierarchy chart
• Shows a sequence of events

  Time line
• shows a series of steps in order

  Flow chart
• Are texts that are meant to entertain

  Entertaining texts
• The language used in these texts appeal to the reader

  Emotive language
• Metaphors, symbolism, irony, ect. Are present

  Figure of speech
• Texts can be entertaining becaude some of their elements are unrealistic

  Made up
• It is the statement that if intended to make the reader laugh

  Punch line
• Is what we call things that are the result of our imagination

  Fantasy
• Are commands, requests, or advice

  Imperatives
• Are short personal stories that are amusing

  Anecdotes
• Texts that tell a story

  Narratives
• Is a short narrtive of one’s life

  Capsule biography
• Links a noun to another word by indicating the location or time

  Preposition
• Is a prepostion made up of more than one word

  Compound preposition
• Consist of a preposition and an object of preposition, usually a noun or pronoun

  Prepositional phrases
• Is the act or process of using logical reasoning to justify one’s biliefs

  Argumentation
• Is a type of speech that argues a position on an issue and attemps to convine the audience of the validity

  Argumentative speech
• Is usually a main idea

  Argument
• Present evidence to support the main argument and refute the counter argument

  Body of argumentative speech
• A paper that gives critical assessment of a book or article

  Critique
• Is a comparison in which two word pairs are paired together through some type of relating factor

  Analogy
• it can be an activity ir purpose intended for a thing or a person to do

  Function
• The extent of which something happens. Shows greater or lesser amount of intensities

  Degree
• A quality typical to a person or thing

  Characteristic
• A fraction that represents a whole

  Part to whole
• Pairs that show an opposite or similar relationship

  Antonyms and synonyms
• Identify something into its category

  Classification
• Are words and expressions that are used in written communication to achieve unity in the text

  Transitions
• is any word or phrase that states when an event or action takes place

  time order transition
• Is a series of stages or steps in sequential order that lead to a specific goal

  Process
• Is a composition that describes how a process works or is performed

  Process explanation
• Refers to hints in a story about what is to come

  Foreshadowing
• Writers use to enhance narration so that it becomes more interesting to its audience

  Plot devices
• Narrating events that had happened prior to the present setting of the story

  Flashback