vocabulary
do not have any or enough of it
lack
when you have a problem, you may try to __________ a solution
devise
a problem with something
What is the antecedent for the pronoun he in this sentence?
Mark wanted to be a pilot when he was young.
Mark
True or false:
I can cite evidence by stating my personal opinion on what I read.
False; evidence comes directly from the text, not your own mind
Someone with a great deal of knowledge about a subject
expert
a person's pattern of thinking, acting, and emotions
personality
to have difficulty in being able to do something
limitation
Is this correct?
The official name of our team is alpha Robotics team.
No, it should be Alpha Robotics Team
If something is intact, it is...
not broken
to guess that something will happen in the future
predict
to use a particular method to measure something exactly
gauge
to be much more successful at something than other people
Is this correct?
I want to become a Doctor when I grow up.
No, doctor should not be capitalized in this sentence.
True or False:
Writers sometimes use anecdotes to help a reader feel more connected to the people they are writing about.
True
studying something carefully to better understand it
analyze
a strong wish to achieve something
ambition
something that is difficult to understand
complex
The people there think they are smarter than us.
The people
True or False:
An anecdote is a short, entertaining story that is made up by an author to make readers laugh.
False
to make a copy of it or repeat its steps
replicate
surpassed
ability to know, think, and understand
cognitively
Is this correct?
When I was in England, I saw the tower of London.
No, Tower of London should be capitalized.
this word means a short, entertaining story that is true.
anecdote