Unit 5: Lessons 3–4

Learn these words from Into Literature, Grade 11, Unit 5, Lessons 3–4.
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  1. multimodal
    having or using several methods, style, or techniques
  2. graphic
    written or drawn or engraved
  3. counterargument
    an opinion offered in opposition to another position
  4. rebuttal
    the speech act of refuting by offering a contrary argument
  5. concession
    the act of yielding
  6. context
    discourse that surrounds and helps explain a word or passage
  7. augment
    enlarge or increase
  8. regenerate
    reestablish on a new, usually improved, basis
  9. postulate
    maintain or assert
  10. automation
    the act of implementing the control of equipment
  11. short story
    a brief but fully developed prose narrative
  12. point of view
    the perspective from which a story is told
  13. third person
    narration from the point of view of those being described
  14. limit
    place restrictions on
  15. omniscient
    knowing, seeing, or understanding everything
  16. prediction
    a statement made about the future
  17. syntax
    the grammatical arrangement of words in sentences
  18. abandon
    the trait of lacking restraint or control
  19. vacant
    void of thought or knowledge
  20. illumination
    an interpretation that removes obstacles to understanding
  21. composed
    serenely self-possessed and free from agitation
Created on Tue Sep 01 13:45:22 EDT 2020 (updated Mon Jun 21 10:11:52 EDT 2021)

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