Analysis & Reasoning
Comparison & Contrast
Text & Idea Development
Structural Terms
Instructional Prompts
100

To look at something very closely, breaking it down into smaller parts to understand how it works or what it is made of is to;

a) reasoning

b) analyze

c) justify

b) analyze

100

Looking at tow or more things to see how they are alike (similar) and how they are different is a;

a) contrast

b) distinguish

c) comparison

c) comparison

100

Any written, printed, or typed information made up of letters, numbers, and symbols is a;

a) idea

b) text

c) explain

b) text

100

The setting of a word or phrase in speaking or writing that determines or affects its meaning is;

a) function

b) sequence

c) context

c) context

100

To make use or put to use is to;

a) demonstrate

b) apply

c) identify

b) apply

200

To decide something firmly or to find out the answer to a question by looking closely is to;

a) determine

b) formulate

c) analysis

a) determine

200

To look for the differences between two or more things is to;

a) contrast

b) comparison

c) relate

a) contrast

200

A thought, plan, or picture in your head that helps you understand something, solve a problem, or create something new is an;

a) describe

b) explain

c) idea

c) idea

200

The purpose or role that an object or a person fulfills or is suited for is a;

a) structure

b) function

c) chronological

b) function

200

To figure out or show who someone is or what something is is to;

a) outline

b) illustrate

c) identify

c) identify

300

To carefully look at, study, or test something to figure out its value, quality, or importance is to;

a) formulate

b) infer

c) evaluate

c) evaluate

300

To tell the difference between two or more things is to;

a) distinguish

b) differences

c) similarities

a) distinguish

300

to mention, quote, or give credit to a source of information to support your ideas is to;

a) explain

b) cite evidence

c) summarize

b) cite evidence

300

A pattern or process in which one thing follows another OR a series of related or connected things is a;

a) context

b) structure 

c) sequence

c) sequence

300

To explain or describe, especially by modeling or using many examples OR to show evidence of; prove is to;

a) illustrate

b) demonstrate

c) outline

b) demonstrate

400

To carefully create, plan, or develop and idea, method, or system in a detailed, organized way is to;

a) reasoning

b)determine

c) formulate

c) formulate

400

To see, make, or understand the differences between two or more things, or to make something look unique is to;


a) relate

b) differences

c) differentiate

c) differentiate

400

To take a long story, book, or movie and retell only the most important parts in a short and clear way, using your own words is to;

a) summarize

b) support

c) describe

a) summarize

400

According to the order in which things happen is;

a) sequence

b) chronological

c) context

b) chronological

400

A short, written plan of the main ideas of a book, speech, or report OR a line or shape showing the outside edge of a figure or object is a;

a) trace

b) illustrate

c) outline

c) outline

500

To make a "smart guess" or figure something out using clues and what you already know is to;

a) justify

b) infer

c) assess

b) infer

500

To find a connection between things is to;

a) similarities

b) relate

c) distinguish

b) relate

500

To provide proof or evidence of something is;

a) text

b) support

c) explain

b) support

500

To bring together or combine to form a whole is to;

a) synthesize

b) structure

c) function

a) synthesize

500

to explain or make clear by giving examples is to;

a) illustrate

b) identify

c) trace

a) illustrate