The document discusses various words related to writing including conscription, inscription, manuscript, prescription, scribble, scribe, script, scripture, scrivener, subscribe, transcribe, and transcript. It provides definitions or examples for each word, such as describing conscription as compulsory military service and manuscript paper as paper used for writing or typing music notes. Scribes are defined as copyists of manuscripts in medieval times and a transcript is an example of a legally published book.

1. Script, scribe – to write By: Bridgett Rogers

2. Conscription This picture is a compulsory enrollment of persons for military service: draft.

3. Describe The words surrounding bubbles are describing what type of bubble it could be.

4. Inscription Those words are an inscription into the heart.

5. Manuscript This paper is manuscript paper, used to write or type music notes.

6. Prescription This prescription was made to help the patient change there lifestyle.

7. Scribble This person has scribbled,they have carelessly write without form.

8. Scribe This a copy of the manuscript Declaration of Independence.

9. Script A script is used in plays like this one shown to the left. It has the characters lines and cues.

10. Scripture This scripture can be found in the Bible.

11. Scrivener Scrivener’s or scribe were used in Medieval times to right down important things or events.

12. Subscribe To rap-up a letter or form of writing, you subscribe it, sign underneath.

13. Transcribe The typewriter is used to make copies of recorded matter.

14. Transcript Book are legally published, the books shown in the picture to the left could be examples of some.