TDA Vocabulary

What does it mean to paraphrase?

• to look closely at the text

• to say something in your own words

• to make something more clear

• to say something again

What does it mean to contrast two things?

• to say how two things are different

• to say something again in your own words

• to give facts or details

• to look closely at the text

What does it mean to analyze?

• to answer a question using evidence

• to look closely at the text

• to quote details from the text

• facts or details

What does it mean to cite evidence?

• to quote details from the text

• to copy details from the text

• to write your answer in your own words

• facts or details

What does the term "Develop" mean in the context provided?

• To reduce or take away

• To become more advanced or to cause something to grow

• To repeat an action or event

• To exchange ideas or conversation

What does it mean to "Convince" someone as defined in the text?

• To force someone to do something against their will

• To deceive or trick someone

• To get someone to believe in the truth of something

• To ask someone for help

text-dependent

• to show clearly

• discuss how things are similar

• answered using evidence from the text

• words or phrases used to connect ideas together

What does the term 'TDA Vocabulary' refer to in English studies?

• A) Text-Dependent Analysis Vocabulary

• B) Technical Data Analysis Vocabulary

• C) Traditional Dialect Analysis Vocabulary

• D) Textual Data Assessment Vocabulary

Which of the following best describes a 'text-dependent question'?

• A) A question that can be answered without reading the text

• B) A question that requires evidence from the text to answer

• C) A question that asks for personal opinions

• D) A question that is unrelated to the text

What is the primary purpose of using 'TDA Vocabulary' in English classes?

• A) To enhance students' ability to analyze texts

• B) To improve students' spelling skills

• C) To teach students about historical events

• D) To develop students' creative writing skills