Vocabulary Short Answer
| # | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1 | Short in time or length. |
| 2 | Very old; from a long time ago. |
| 3 | Correct and without mistakes. |
| 4 | To look at two or more things to see how they are alike or different. |
| 5 | To show how things are different. |
| 6 | To make larger or greater. |
| 7 | To say what you think will happen in the future. |
| 8 | Facts or information that support an idea or claim. |
| 9 | The main message or central idea of a story or poem. |
| 10 | The writer's attitude or feeling toward the subject. |
| 11 | Careful, proper, and suitable for serious situations. |
| 12 | To make changes to improve writing. |
| 13 | To study something closely by examining its parts. |
| 14 | The words, sentences, or situation around a word or idea that help explain it. |
| 15 | Something that stands for or represents something else. |
| 16 | To suggest something without saying it directly. |
| 17 | To figure out something based on clues and evidence. |
| 18 | Meant to convince someone to think or act a certain way. |
| 19 | A small but important difference in meaning, feeling, or tone. |
| 20 | 'Imply' is when a speaker or writer suggests something, and 'infer' is when a reader or listener figures it out. |