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This word means to figure out or decide something after thinking about the facts.
locate, determine, cite
determine
Scientists often do this when they group plants or animals based on shared characteristics.
thrive, metaphor, classify
Classify
In writing or speaking, this word means to deal with or discuss an issue.
locate, thrive, address
Address
This means to restate information using your own words while keeping the original meaning.
paraphrase, cite, rubric
Paraphrase
A teacher might ask a student to do this to show how something works or prove understanding.
thrive, address, demonstrate
Demonstrate
If something is required and you must do it, it is described with this word.
mandatory, encourage, demonstrate
Mandatory
When writing an essay, you do this to give credit to a source or provide evidence from a text.
paraphrase, compare, cite
Cite
his is the final part of an essay where the writer wraps up the main ideas.
conclusion, optional, mandatory
Conclusion
If an assignment is not required and students may choose whether to complete it, it is this.
locate, mandatory, optional
Optional
Teachers often use this scoring guide with categories and point values to grade projects or essays.
rubric, compare, classify
Plants that receive enough sunlight and water are likely to grow well and do this.
address, compare, thrive
Thrive
Teachers and coaches often do this when they give support or confidence to help someone succeed.
encourage, address, conclusion
This word means to look at two or more things to see how they are similar.
conclusion, compare, cite
This figure of speech compares two unlike things by saying one thing is another.
address, encourage, metaphor
Metaphor
This word means to find the position or place of something.
locate, cite, rubric
Locate