Direction Words, Set 1

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Acceptable

Back

Something that is considered good enough or allowed.

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Accord

Back

An agreement or harmony between two or more parties.

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Analyze

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To examine something in detail to understand it better or to find patterns.

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Base

Back

The foundation or starting point for something, often a reference point.

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Compare

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To examine two or more things to identify similarities or differences.

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"Based on the expository essay you read, what conclusion can you deduce from the author’s use of definitive language and precise denotation?"

Back

Based on the informative or explanatory essay you read, what judgment or outcome can you figure out or determine from the author’s use of clear or absolute language and exact or specific meaning?

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Based on the expository essay you read, what conclusion can you deduce from the author’s use of definitive language and precise denotation?

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Based on the confusing or misleading essay you read, what uncertainty or doubt can you miss or overlook from the author’s use of vague or uncertain language and unclear or ambiguous meaning?

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Manifest

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To become clear or show up, especially in terms of reality or outcomes.

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Paradigm

Back

A model or pattern of thinking or behaving, especially in a specific field.

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Query

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A question or concern raised for consideration.