GED RLA Vocabulary--Non-fiction
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the most important point in a reading selection; the message
the writer is trying to get across. Synonyms: main topic, key
idea - Answer: main idea
facts, examples, descriptions, specific pieces of information -
Answer: supporting details
putting ideas into your own words - Answer: restating
stating the most important facts and ideas from a reading
selection - Answer: summarizing
using information you already know in a new but similar
situation - Answer: applying ideas
when one event or idea influences another, ex. you forget to
put gas in your car (cause), you run out of gas and stall (effect) -
Answer: cause and effect
point out similarities between two things - Answer: compare
and informational text
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the most important point in a reading selection; the message
the writer is trying to get across. Synonyms: main topic, key
idea - Answer: main idea
facts, examples, descriptions, specific pieces of information -
Answer: supporting details
putting ideas into your own words - Answer: restating
stating the most important facts and ideas from a reading
selection - Answer: summarizing
using information you already know in a new but similar
situation - Answer: applying ideas
when one event or idea influences another, ex. you forget to
put gas in your car (cause), you run out of gas and stall (effect) -
Answer: cause and effect
point out similarities between two things - Answer: compare
