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Vocabulary words and literary terms from the article "How Smart Are Animals?"
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To gradually change and develop into a different form.
evolve
inconsistent
attribute
phenomenon
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A specific piece of information such as a fact, quotation, statistic, or anecdote
central idea
evidence
conclusion
reasoning
3
an ability to easily and quickly learn something
aptitude
complex
attribute
inconsistent
4
Not the same all the time
complexity
evolve
discrimination
inconsistency
5
A brief restatement in your own words of the central ideas and important details of a text
reasoning
summary
paraphrase
details
6
The instructions for the table were so _____, Drew and I had trouble assembling it.
aptitude
evolution
complex
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an experiment in which the research subject and the scientist do not know the correct response
double blind experiment
open-eyes experiment
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A statement of belief based on evidence, experience, and reasoning
introduction
reasoning
author's purpose
conclusion
9
To give credit, or to believe a person thing, or event caused something to happen.
discriminate
attribute
evolve
complex
10
a researcher who studies and observes actions and thinking.
behavior scientist
psychiatrist
psychologist
experimental psychologist
11
something that is difficult to understand because it has many parts
aptitude
inconsistency
complexity
phenomenon
12
I could not ____ between the identical twins, even though there were small differences.
evolve
complex
discriminate
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The accuracy of weather reports are often ____ depending on which source you look at.
inconsistent
attributes
aptitudes
14
An aurora, like the Northern Lights, are considered a natural _____.
inconsistency
aptitude
phenomenon
15
The facts, reasons, or examples used to support the central idea
summary
main idea
details
central idea
16
One that logically follows from the statement of facts upon which it is based
illogical conclusion
experience
valid conclusion
right conclusion
17
The most important point in a paragraph, section, or the entire work
central idea
conclusion
main idea
detail
18
a researcher who does tests on the human mind and behavior
experimental psychologist
psychiatrist
behavior scientist
psychologist
19
Many Denver Broncos fans ____ their Super bowl win to Peyton Manning.
attribute
discriminate
complex
20
An unusual or remarkable fact or event
complexity
aptitude
phenomenon
attributed
21
A theory suggests humans ___ from fish; an embryo's eyes are on the sides of the head to start.
discriminated
evolved
attributed
22
Anything that a reader previously knows or has encountered before
experience
background knowledge
evidence
reasoning
23
The use of careful thinking or logic
purposes
details
reasoning
summary
24
Ella had a natural _____ for ballet dancing; she was graceful and poised.
attributes
phenomenon
aptitude
25
The author’s main reason for writing a text.
author's purpose
author's interest
author's evidence
author's experience
26
a doctor who treats mental illness--can prescribe medicine
behavioral scientist
psychologist
experimental psychologist
psychiatrist
27
The ability to understand small differences
phenomenon
aptitude
evolved
discrimination
