Understanding Key Terms

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Analyze

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To break down into parts and examine closely

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Clarify

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To make something easier to understand by giving more details

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What does it mean to "compare" two things?

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To note the similarity or likeness between two or more things

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Which symbol best represents the word "analyze"? Options: A magnifying glass, A pie chart, A microscope, A bar graph

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A magnifying glass

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Which of the following is a comparison between two animals? Options: Both animals have fur., One animal is a mammal, and the other is a reptile., Both animals can fly., One animal is nocturnal, and the other is diurnal.

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One animal is a mammal, and the other is a reptile.

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Describe

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To point out facts or details about something

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What is the purpose of "distinguishing" in a text?

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To note what makes something different

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Evaluate

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To make a judgement

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What distinguishes one dessert from the other?

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All of the above (Flavor, Texture, Appearance)

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Which event is out of sequence? Options: Waking up, having breakfast, going to school; Having breakfast, going to school, waking up; Going to school, having breakfast, waking up; Waking up, going to school, having breakfast.

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Having breakfast, going to school, waking up.