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    the series of events that occurred before, during and after the battle. Through the use of a variety of poetic devices in addition to a rhyme pattern, multiple emotions are conveyed throughout ‘Was it Really Worth it?’ A descriptive yet simplified vocabulary specifically aims to produce an emotive response from readers and enhances the effects caused as a result of the many poetic devices included. ‘Like shooting a blank gun at a wall filled with audible screams,’ is one example of a simile…

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    I. Important Vocabulary: Choose a maximum of 5 words from the article that are unfamiliar to you and that are important to understanding the meaning of the article. Look up the words in a dictionary; give the part of speech, the definition (as used in the article), and a synonym. Then, write an original sentence using the new vocabulary word. Word Part of Speech Meaning Synonym 1. surfeit noun an excessive amount of something…

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    Children’s books often comprise of easy reading with basic sentences and small words while adult books concern difficult words appropriate for their age. Vocabulary is a significant indicator of whether an author is intellectual or amateur. Using difficult words that only few may understand will also make one’s insight seem more critical and esoteric. “Single words can carry enormous expressive power, and if…

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    I started my essays by writing down ideas then putting them together to make one statement/argument. Writing these essays have showed me that practice makes perfect. Even though my writing skill are not perfect, writing everyday has improved my vocabulary. Most of the writing this semester was very personal in my opinion. One of the assignment was to write about I time in life that made you change is some way. It could not be sad or to personal like rape or other serious things, but it had to…

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    the school years. Research suggests that the lexical development is the factor that supports the phonological analysis to the representation of the phonological system. Children who have a larger vocabulary appear to be more successful in phonemic awareness than children who have a smaller vocabulary. The development of language is necessary in the English language because it is an alphabetic language. Children must be able to distinguish separate sounds before they can identify the letters in…

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    1. Why is vocabulary instruction needed? • Vocabulary instruction is needed because as students progress while reading, the come upon hundreds to thousands of unfamiliar words. Despite being designated for younger readers, some books contain a lot of advanced vocabulary words. This abundance of advanced vocabulary words within a text may cause students to struggle to read, but vocabulary instruction can allow students to gain more knowledge that they can build upon, as well as provide students…

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    His current reading level is short k-first levels. Fahad can perceive vocabulary in primer Dolch assemble. Fahad is getting better in phonetically sounding out unfamiliar kindergarten and first grade level vocabulary words. Fahad continues to work hard on his writing, he can place capital letters toward the start of the sentence and utilizing punctuation. Fahad can be excessively confident with…

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    Vocabulary coincide (v)- to occupy the same place in space or time Your track meet will coincide with my soccer game tomorrow since they are scheduled for the same time. taut (adj)- having no give or slack; tightly drawn When he pointed the taut rubber band at me, I knew that it was going to hurt. stifled (adj)- muffled or repressed He tried to say something, but he was stifled from having a lot of popcorn in his mouth. submerge (v)- to go under water The sinking boat slowly submerges into the…

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    2.15. The Correlation between Reading Story and Vocabulary Reading comprehension and vocabulary are closely related to each other. Each skill is essential to reading achievement, yet one skill is depended deeply on the other skill. Now this relation is argued as follows: 2.15.1 Reading and Vocabulary Knowledge Many studies related to vocabulary knowledge and word instruction, has demonstrated that there is a strong relationship between recognizing words and understanding text. In this regard,…

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    I find this assignment to be challenging because it is my first time reviewing a textbook with no experience teaching reading in a classroom. I selected the National Geographic Reading & Vocabulary Focus 1 textbook because I was drawn to the beautiful and vibrant National Geographic images and the rich global content. One of the strengths of this textbook is the use of vibrant and real-world images. Each unit opens with a stunning National Geographic image that taps into the students’ background…

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