Test-Prep Vocab

You need to tell or write about something by giving specific and relevant details. It's like creating a picture with words.

You need to find or recognize whatever the question is asking for.

Involves a little bit more description of why something is the way it is. Make sure to include important and relevant details that support your reasons.

Make an educated guess about something that isn't directly stated in the text. You draw conclusions by combining pieces of evidence provided in the text with your background knowledge.

When you say more about an idea in greater detail and support your claims with evidence.

You need to make a thoughtful judgment about something. You should give your opinion and include evidence to support it.

When you say how to things are similar. You should feel free to talk about similarities and differences.

When you say how the two things are different. Only talk about the differences.

You need to provide factual information and evidence to show why something is right or true.

Give a brief description of the idea or event, including only the most important details.