Certain genres (such as romance) have simpler vocabularies than other genres (literary fiction, poetry).
Patricia Stevens, the center's principal, gave him the 15-minute exam, asking questions on simple vocabulary, letter recognition and math.
"Because she uses such simple vocabulary it isn't often noted but she is a very good technician".
With a foiled bank robbery and a mad schoolteacher, there is plenty of action in both text and illustrations and a sophisticated use of a simple vocabulary.
Meynell's verse is marked by its simple vocabulary and religious sincerity, and it communicates a gentle mournfulness and a sense of the passing of time.
In THE WATERCOURSE (Knopf, $23), her third poetry collection, Zarin deploys a rigorously simple vocabulary in the service of varied forms -- an eclogue here; a round there; even a psalm.
Arctic Hero is published by Barrington Stoke, which specialises in books for dyslexic readers, and it recounts Henson's adventures at an enticingly fast pace, using simple vocabulary and an easy-to-follow structure.
Focusing on Endangered Species to Teach Simple Vocabulary and Geography Terms First, explain in simple terms the definition of an "endangered species": plants and animals that, for a variety of reasons (including pollution, climate change, people choosing to live in areas where the species live, and more), are in danger of disappearing forever.
Of his own return back to the Famous Five books he'd once loved, Rudd writes: I found the magic lacking, while the simple vocabulary and the old-fashioned and often embarrassing attitudes obtruded woefully … We adults are left with empty words, whereas our children, like millions of others, are transported.
The often colloquial, coarse and simple vocabulary he employed (his man-of-the-people credentials, the telling-it-like-it-is, although Céline also has a Captain Haddock-like talent for recherché invective) is heightened by the absence of long, aristocratic, Proustian sentences.
