ACADEMIC VOCABULARY 7 th Grade ELA. composition Piece of writing.

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ACADEMIC VOCABULARY 7 th Grade ELA

composition Piece of writing

clarify To make something clearer

audience Author’s readership; who the writing is intended to be for

conceptual/concept Thought or imagined; a way of doing or perceiving something

correspond Consistent; to be similar Or to write to one another

analyze Study something closely; break something down into components; examine structure

categorize To put something into a category; to sort or group by similarities

function Purpose or role; role of a word or phrase

evidence Demonstrate or prove

exposure Contact with something; publicity

complexity Difficulty; complicated

figurative Not literal; representational

alternate Every other, or serving as backup

collaborate To work together

format Structure; data organization

inconsistencies Irregularities or contradictions

implement To carry out or fulfill something

influence Effect on something; power to sway

elaborate Give more detail about something

cite To quote something or somebody

nuance Subtle differences

interact Act on each other; work together

mature Fully developed; adult

synthesize Combine parts into a whole; put together

concise Short and clearly written or stated

mood The way a reader feels when reading a piece of literature; state of mind

segment A part or piece of something

literary Relating to literature

structure The way a text is organized

technical Belonging to a specialized area Strictly interpreted

valid Effective; justifiable

embellish Add false details to something

manipulate To falsify something

medium Means of mass communication; vehicle for ideas

tone The author’s attitude toward his/her subject

explicit Clear and obvious

unique special; only one; distinctive

explanatory Explaining something; descriptive

relevant Pertinent; suitable; applicable

connotation Implied additional meaning of a word

denotation Dictionary definition of a word

inference Conclusion; interpretation

evaluate Examine and judge something

Point of view Perspective from which the story is told

paraphrase Rephrase and simplify