| A | B |
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| plagiarism | (n.) Copying another person’s idea or written work and claiming it as your own |
| predict | (v.) to say something that will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something |
| quotation | (n.) An excerpt that is taken exactly, word for word |
| reaction | (n.) an action in response to some influence |
| relevant | (adj.) directly connected to the matter at hand; important |
| rephrase | (v.) to express an idea in an alternative way |
| root | (n.) the cause for something |
| simile | (n.) a comparison of two things, using “like” or “as” |
| stance | (n.) point of view (policy) (n.) the way in which someone stands |
| speculate | (v.) form an opinion with little or no evidence |
| structure | (n.) the way that something is built; (v.) to construct according to a plan, to organize |
| theme | (n.) the message of a literary work that connects to the real world |
| thesis | (n.) A statement to be proven |
| trait | (n.) a distinguishing quality or characteristic of a person |
| transition | (n.) a change |
