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VOCABULARYfortheMAP?system

Reading

ThefollowingtableidentifiesthereadingassessmentvocabularyateachRITscorerange:ReadingVocabulary

RITSCORERANGEREADINGVOCABULARY

141–150

beginningsound

Paragraph

151–160

classify

endingsound

prefix

Riddle

161–170

ABCorder

Americanliterature

announcement

compoundword

contraction

cookbook

fantasy

folktale

mainpoint

note

nurseryrhyme

personalnarrative

problem

question

schedule

sign

thank-younote

wordfamily

171–180

author'spurpose

businesslettercharacterconclusiondiary

effect

fable

genrehistoricalfictionlabel

legend

maincharacternewsnewspapernonfictionpersonalessayplot

sciencefictionsentencessequencesetting

shortstorysourcespeaker

suffix

talltale

Text

181–190almanacanecdoteantonymbibliographycaptioncatalogcharacteristicscontextconversationdescribedevelopencyclopediaentertainfiction

infer

magazine

make-believe

manual

mood

moral

multisyllabic

novel

one-actplay

orderofeventspersuade

poet

pointofview

policy

primarysourcehistoricaldocument

purpose

recipe

referencematerialresolve

resource

rhythm

stanza

summarize

suspense

synonym

theme

thesaurus

Venndiagram

191–200

anthology

argue

arguments

Britishliteraturebrochure

characterize

climax

factandopinion

guidewords

jobannouncementmemoir

narrate

pamphlet

referencebookreports

resolution

review

risingaction

sciencebookstatements

summary

viewpoint

wordroot

201–210

acronym

alliteration

annotatedbibliographyautobiography

bookreview

dialogue

evaluate

exposition

fallingaction

feeling

figurativelanguageguidelettershomonym

idiom

instruction

library

literarydevice

literaryelementmemoirs

parablepersonificationpersuasion

picturebook

satire

scene

secondarysourcesimile

symbolism

thesispaper

211–220

characterization

consonance

contrast

coupon

episode

flashback

foreshadowing

headline

homophone

imagery

intent

irony

onomatopoeia

persuasive

pun

tale

wordplay

221–230

archetype

contradict

firstperson

paradox

patheticfallacy

secondperson

sonnet

thirdperson

231–240

Stereotype

241–250

Synecdoche

LanguageUsage

ThefollowingtableidentifiesthelanguageusageassessmentvocabularyateachRITscorerange:

Table2:LanguageUsageVocabulary

RITSCORERANGELANGUAGEUSAGEVOCABULARY

161–170

capitallettercapitalize

commaexclamationmarkexclamationpointmark

period

questionmark

171–180

actionverb

adverb

audiencecommandcompletesentencedate

draft

edit

essay

exclamationpossessive

run-onsentencesequence

shortstorysupportingdetail

todescribe

topicsentencewhen

where

wordorder

181–190apostrophebrainstorm

closing

compoundsentencedescriptionexplanation

form

formalessayfriendlylettergreeting

hyphen

indent

margin

personapersuasivewritingpredicate

publish

quotationquotationmarkrevise

revision

salutationsemicolonsignature

singular

singularnounstanza

toentertain

toinform

topersuade

tone

voice

writingprocess

191–200abbreviationaddress

argumentargumentativeessaybookreport

clause

comparisoncreativewritingdescriptivewritingdrama

ending

futuretensegrammarinformativeessayintroduction

letterclosingliteraryanalysismainheading

narrativewritingpamphlet

parody

propernoun

resumé

review

slang

subject-verbagreement

tense

Visualize

201–210

allusion

antecedentargumentativeautobiography

booktitle

caret

cluster

commasplicecomplexsentencecompound-complexsentence

declarativesentencedependentclausedirectobject

directquotationexclamatorysentencefigurativelanguageformallanguagefragment

freewrite

humor

imperativesentenceinterrogativesentenceintroductorysentencelanguage

linkingverb

mystery

parallelismparenthesesperiodical

processessay

roughdraft

satire

simile

simplesentencesyntax

thesisstatementverbphrase

wordchoice

211–220

analyze

applicationcommonnouncontrast

expositorywritingformat

how-toessayimageryindependentclauselimerick

mainclausemodifier

nounclauseorganizationparticipial

participlepersuasiveargumentpresentparticipleprewrite

prewritingrhetoricalquestiontoexplaintransition

Verse

221-230

activevoiceallegory

appositive

epicpoem

infinitive

literaryresponseplagiarize

predicatenoun

Tragedy

231–240

adjectiveclause

adjectivephrase

adverbclause

colloquialism

ellipsis

gerund

italics

nominativepronoun

objectivepronoun

supportingevidence

Mathematics

ThefollowingtableidentifiesthemathematicsusageassessmentvocabularyateachRITscorerange:

Table3:MathematicsVocabulary

RITSCORERANGEMATHEMATICSVOCABULARY

151–160

Size

161–170

corner

dollar

flat

longest

shortest

Table

171–180

before

between

dollarsign

factfamily

fewer

geometricfigure

hundred

largest

less

metric

morning

ray

seventh

similar

smallest

tallerThousand

181-190changed

clockclockwiseclosestconsecutive

cup

digitestimation

evennumberflip

fourth

fourths

gave

grid

halfpast

howmuchtimehundreds

left

lineofsymmetrylowestmeasurementmillimetermillion

mostlikelymostoftennearest

noon

o'clock

oddnumberone

pennies

pint

quarterpastquarterto

rod

rotation

round

row

symmetricalsymmetrytablespoonteaspoon

ten

tenthousand

third

thirds

ton

turn

unifixcubes

whattime

191–200

billion

capacitycompositenumberdecade

deposit

diagonal

each

face

hundredmillionintersect

kite

large

linegraph

longer

milesperhouroval

parallel

plane

primenumberquintillionrhombus

sameshape

scale

standardnumeral

straight

symbol

thousands

trillion

verticalline

201–210

bargraph

below

biggest

chance

commonmultiplecompatiblenumberscoordinatecoordinatepointcubiccentimetercubicunitdecameterdecimeter

divisible

edge

expandednumeralhalf-dollarhectometerhundredth

integer

larger

lesslikely

magicsquaremedian

milespergallonmilliliter

minimum

mirrorimage

mixednumbermultiple

octagon

origin

parallelline

placevalue

plus

probability

randomrectangularbox

regularpolygontrapezoid

Twice

211–220

acuteangle

century

coin

combinations

commonfactorcongruentangle

cord

decimalform

decimalpoint

dilation

enlargement

factortree

fastest

fittedline

geometricsolidgreatestcommonfactorhowlong

lineofbestfit

lineplot

lowestterm

lowestterms

mean

micrometer

negative

numbercube

obtuseangle

outcome

positive

positivelinearrelationship

proof

protractor

reduce

scatterplot

smaller

straightangletessellation

three-dimensionaltransformation

triple

Union

221–230

algebra

arc

centralanglecommondenominatorcomplementaryanglecubicmeter

cubicmillimeter

cubicyardequilateraltriangleexpandednotationexperimentalprobabilityfrequencytableinteriorangleisoscelestriangleleastcommondenominator

long

lowestcommondenominatormidpoint

mode

net

obtusetriangle

range

realnumber

reflexive

scalefactor

scalenetriangle

short

sumofmeasuressurvey

tails

tenmillion

tenthousandththeoreticalprobabilityTransitive

231–240

acutetriangle

algebraicsentencearithmeticprogressionaveragesalary

box-and-whiskerplotchord

datapointdepreciate

discount

equality

equationofalineinterquartilerange

islessthan

lowerquartile

matrix

middle

minus

outlier

percentile

primefactor

primefactorizationquartile

regressionequationrepresentativesamplesample

secant

shorter

squarepyramidsuccessive

tangent

time-and-a-halfupperquartile

241–250

adjacentanglealgebratilecongruenttriangleconstructionconverse

correlation

feetpersecondhyperbolic

incline

infinite

leastcommonmultiple

linearfoot

mileagetable

polynomial

Pythagoreantheorem

solutionset

stemandleafplot

systemofequations

transversal

x-axis

y-axis

y-intercept

251–260

coordinateplane

exteriorangle

geometricseries

quadraticequation

regularhexagon

rightpyramid

rotationalsymmetry

slantheight

undefined

wider

x-coordinate

x-intercept

y-coordinate

261–270

cosecant

cosine

decagon

semi-annual

sine

trigonometricfunction

trigonometric

Relationship

271–280

bisectorsquared

Science

ThefollowingpagesidentifyNWEA’sassessmentvocabularyforscienceconceptsand

processes,andgeneralscience.

ConceptsandProcesses

Thefollowingtableidentifiesthescience(conceptsandpr