2. APPLICATION
Effort
Form filled out
A program or piece of software

3. CLARIFY
To free from confusion
Make perfectly clear ? !

4. COMPOSITION
Writing
Essay

5. CONCEIVE
Create a picture in your mind
Imagine

6. CRITIQUE A positive or negative opinion
Criticism given to a performance or composition

7. EVIDENCE
Words or pictures used to prove your belief.
Proof

8. INTERPRET
Make sense of
Explain

9. OUTLINE
Main facts or steps in order
List the steps

10. PERSUADE
Lead someone to believe
Convince

11. POINT OF VIEW
A way of thinking
Opinion

12. PROPOSE
Offer an idea
Suggest

13. RELEVANT Having to do with Related to something in some way school
cars
school

14. REVISE
Improve
Make corrections

15. THESIS Belief statement that is proven in an essay
A statement to be proved

16. TONE
Mood or Emotional Expression
Vocal or Musical Sound

17. MEMOIR A record of events based on the writer’s personal experiences
Autobiography

18. CLAIM
Demand as a right
Assert or maintain as a fact

19. Rhetorical The art of using language for effect
Using language skillfully including figures of speech
Questions that are not meant to be answered, but simply asked to make a statement

20. Subtitle
Title that is secondary to the main title
subtitle

21. Appositive Placing together Bringing into proximity
Grammatical relationship between expressions
Appositive

22. Argument An oral/written disagreement A process of reasoning
A discussion involving different points of view

23. Footnote
An explanatory note or comment at the bottom of a page, referring to a specific part of the text on the page
Examples of Footnotes

24. Epilogue A concluding part added to a literary work
Speech given at the conclusion of a dramatic production

25. Structure The manner in which something is constructed
The way in which the elements of something are organized or interrelated

26. Prologue
A preface or introductory part of a speech, poem, novel, or dramatic production
Introductory information that is necessary to give the reader background information before the action begins

27. Citation
The act of quoting or making a quotation in reference to another’s body of work, otherwise known as a footnote.
An award or commendation for exceptional military bravery.

28. Consistency Degree of density, firmness, fluidity, etc.
Steadfast adherence to the same principles, course, form, etc.
Agreement, harmony, or compatibility.

29. Proposal
The act of offering or suggesting something for acceptance, adoption, or performance.
A plan scheme
An offer of marriage

30. Generalization
An idea, principle, or proposal that asserts something to be true of all or many.
A general statement idea or principle.

31. Allusion
A passing or casual reference to something , either directly or implied.

32. Omniscient
Having complete or unlimited knowledge, awareness, or understanding

33. Bias
A particular tendency or inclination especially one that prevents impartial consideration of a question; a prejudice.

34. Symbolism
The practice of representing things by symbols(things that represent something else).
Investing things with a symbolic meaning.

35. Explicit fully revealed or expressed without vagueness
leaving no question as to meaning or intent
open in the depiction of

36. Anecdote
a usually short narrative of an interesting, amusing, or biographical incident

37. Denotation
Meaning; especially a direct specific meaning that is distinct from an implied or associated idea
A word’s explicit or literal definition

38. Connotation
The suggesting of a meaning by a word apart from the thing it explicitly names or describes
Something suggested by a word or thing ; implication

39. Media
The means of communication such as newspaper, radio, television, and magazines with wide range and influence.
The middle layer of an artery or lymphatic vessel.
The longitudinal vein in the middle portion of a wing of an insect.

40. Credible
Capable of being believed, trustworthy.
Effective or reliable

41. Propaganda
Purposefuly spreading Information or ideas to promote or injure a cause, movement, nation, etc.
Positive or negative advertisements

42. Parody
A humorous imitation of a serious piece of literature or writing.
To imitate for the purpose of ridicule or satire

43. Flashback
The insertion of an earlier event into the chronological structure of a novel, motion picture, play, etc.

44. Plagiarism
The unauthorized use of the language and thoughts of another author and the representation of them as one’s own.