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define
to describe the meaning of
to create
to make up a meaning
to label
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observe
To look at someone
To watch carefully
To follow someone or something
To have all necessary requirements
3
complete
to finish; end
to contrast
to start
to compare
4
outline
look at, or study, carefully
give a rough idea; a written plan
repeat; say again in different words
put in order in a specific sequence
5
visualize
to make something visible to the eye
imagine; think about
to see something clearly
to look
6
details
give an answer
something that supports an idea
specific or an exact item to support a statement
billy
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label
another term for the lapel on a tuxedo
to sort into groups of similar objects
the majority of members in a group
name; identify
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claim
a personal statement of one's beliefs
to put up a fence to keep your neighbors out
always the first sentence in an essay
"clamming up" when someone talks to you
9
excerpt
a piece of text taken from a larger text; a passage
a piece of text taken from a larger encyclopedia; full poem
a piece of cake taken from a larger text; a pastry
a piece of paper taken from a larger notebook; a passed note
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influence
to use drugs
to affect; sway
to give one the flu
to cave into peer pressure
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support
To judge or consider
To watch carefully
to back up or explain with details or facts
To make a plan of action
12
sort
to mix up or scramble
to gather
to group; classify
to collect
13
features
characteristics that look exactly like everything else
characteristics that stand out
characteristics that are barely noticed
characteristics that are required to join a certain group
14
contribute
to help to cause; to add to
to explain
to give money only
to show
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suggest
to tug at someone so they can't digest their food
to put a thought, plan, or desire into a person's mind
to talk someone out of doing something that you don't like
to demand that someone eat what you, rather than her, like
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interpret
to go inside
to interfere
to give or provide the meaning of; translate
to interrrupt
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conclusion
the "con" man in a crime who influences others to join in
body paragraphs of an essay which include supportive details
ending of an essay where the writer summarizes her thoughts
the introduction of a essay where the writer begins to share
18
discuss
to throw a discus
to describe
to think-pair-share
to talk about in detail
19
assess
to work out; compute
to access the internet
to judge or consider
to act silly
20
explain
to examine
to make clear by describing in words
to name or label
to put together
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describe
to build
to build up
to explain
to break apart
22
order
organized or a list
a rough draft
a type of book that helps you learn about the earth
to indicate who or what someone or something is
23
calculate
to use a calculator
to consume
to inculcate
to compute, or work out
24
trace
outline; map out
to move out of the lines
to trace
investigate
25
decode
to decide
to put into a code
to break apart; to figure out the "puzzle"
to read
26
list
name; identify
tell what will happen next
record; name briefly
to write what you don't need at the grocery store
27
contrast
to make different in appearance
tell how things are different
to put forth
to make similar
28
classify
to make classy
to study the pieces
to finance
to sort into common groups
29
predict
guess or tell what will happen next
the major event in the falling action segment of a story
give away the ending of a story or movie
put in logical order according to the story map of a story
30
evaluate
to put the pieces together
to name or label
to exit
to judge or consider the value
31
sequence
to sequester a jury so that they can't talk among themselves
to think about or to wonder about the quintessential ideas
the order of events; to put things in order
to say or to affirm because you agree with someone
32
reproduce
to do the opposite of something again
@ reproduce.com
to grow produce in a garden again
copy; repeat
33
justify
to fortify with nutrients
to say it was "just" a mistake
to give good reason; defend
to just do the minimum
34
examine
to go to a doctor
look at closely; inspect
to look through a microscope
to exit a room
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convey
to judge or consider
to make known; to move from one place to another
to break apart
to make a cone
36
formulate
describe
to write an incorrect formula
put together; create
to negate
37
opinion
a statement of one's personal dislikes
a statement of one's personal wishes
a statement of one's impersonal behaviors
a statement of one's personal beliefs
38
organize
give a rough idea; plan
change or alter for the better
add meaning; put in order
to clean your closet quickly
39
draft
building plan final copy
plan, rough copy
a gust of wind
drawing
40
retell
to retaliate for something that was done to you
tell the opposite of what happened
explain something that you heard or read in your own words
make up a new story and tell it to a class
41
show
to demonstrate in a wrong way
to perform
to make show
to make known; to inform or instruct
42
summarize
give a short version
to give a better version
to make a bigger version
to break it down
43
revise
to make revisions; change or alter
to say or affirm to prove your point
put in order or put in a series
to explain a vision that you had in a dream
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evidence
text-based support of one's claim
a statement that can be proven true only on Earth
text-based details that have nothing to do with your claim
Are you paying attention?
45
analyze
to study the pieces
to look quickly at
to always look left
to define something
46
emphasize
to examine
empirical evidence
to stress or highlight a point or thing
to give your size
47
review
to look out the rear view mirror as you're driving
to view again; look at and study the details
to view something many times but never really read it
to view something only once, quickly
48
state
anything that takes space
something in a country
express something in words
to give detail
49
diagram
To label the parts in a drawing.
a math problem.
an a alarm.
answer to a question.
50
identify
to indent
to have an identity
to make up a name for something
to name as being a particular person or thing
51
diagram
to draw with a ruler
to color
to make a plan, chart, or drawing
to judge or consider
52
compare
tell how things are alike; point out similarities
to finish; end
to show
to compensate
53
context clues
a controversial text with many clues to the author's tone
words/sentences around a known word which mean the opposite
words/sentences around an unknown word which help define it
clues to a crime which help police figure out the mystery
54
reflect
A mirror
How beautiful you are.
To think deeply or carefully about something.
A fire
55
prove
to answer a policeman's questions
to give evidence for one's claim
to show that someone else is mistaken
to give evidence which shows that one is wrong
56
perspective
to look through a periscope in order to see overhead
the reason an author wrote a particular article
a line drawn in art class
one's personal viewpoint about a subject
57
demonstrate
wreck a car
make a funny video
decorate
show; make plain
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author's purpose
the reason the author wrote the text
the author's porpoise
the purpose that the author was late in publishing the book
the author's pretense for what she really wanted to do
59
represent
to be present each day
to give someone the same present again
to be a parent to someone
to stand for or symbolize
60
infer
to focus
to turn inside out
to come inside
to add your thinking to what you read or see
