MSTEP Vocab 3

If you are asked to create a "document" you are being asked to make:

• A chart or graph
• A story about you
• Something you type
• A piece of writing that provides information

What does the word "evident" mean in the following sentence?
It is evident that you worked really hard on this assignment.

• Able to see proof
• Lack of evidence
• Eventually
• Never ending

Another word that means the same thing as "generate" is

• General
• Create
• Finish
• Copy

What does the word "identify" mean in the following sentence?
Please identify the author's point of view in the passage.

• Explain why the author has that point of view.
• Find evidence to support the author's point of view.
• Figure out the author's point of view.
• Write your point of view.

If a writing prompt says that you need to "incorporate" evidence from two texts in your response to a question, you should do what?

• Copy a line from the text when you restate the question.
• Use ideas from the text in your own writing, but do not use any quotes.
• Answer the question, using sentences from both texts that support your answer.
• Restate the question and use complete sentences.

If you are asked to "justify" your answer, you are being asked to do what?

• answer the question and then explain why it is correct.
• Just write down the answer only.
• Restate the question in your answer.
• Choose the answer that is the most fair.

What is the definition of the word "neutral"?

• Having a negative result
• Having a positive result
• The effect or result of an action
• Not being either good or bad

What does the word "occur" mean in this sentence?
How often does figurative language occur in informational text?

• Occupy
• Take place; exist
• The effect or result of an action
• Occasionally

If you are asked, "What was the outcome of your science experiment?" What is the question asking?

• What results you got from your experiment
• How you set up your experiment
• The research you did to support your experiment
• The supplies you used for your experiment

If you are asked, "How does the main character's perspective of school change throughout the story?" You are being asked to talk about

• Theme
• Characterization
• Point of View
• Resolution