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To say, state or perform again.
What is retell?
100
To understand the meaning.
What is comprehend?
100
Describes differences and similarities between two things.
What is compare?
100
The feeling the reader gets from reading the words.
What is mood?
100
A string of words that all have the same sound Stellar Students Synthesis Sweet Sentences.
What is alliteration?
200
Items of information that supports an idea.
What is details?
200
Conveys a universal and timeless message about life and the human condition; usually implied.
What is theme?
200
To tell apart.
What is distinguish?
200
To show; To demonstrate a point you make a valid argument and give examples.
What is demonstrate?
200
Used to prove something; to show something is true.
What is evidence?
300
Make sense of it; assign meaning to.
What is interpret?
300
To judge by breaking down (analysis).
What is evaluate?
300
To shape or influence; To come to a conclusion/or decision about using evidence.
What is determine?
300
A comparison usually using like or as.
What is simile?
300
The author’s attitude towards the subject, character or situation.
What is tone?
400
To make a well informed guess; deductions based on logic.
What is infer?
400
A statement backed by evidence?
What is argument?
400
Emotional associations of a word. For example: talkative, conversational, chatty, nosy.
What is connotative language?
400
An analogy between two things to show how one resembles the other; “all the worlds a stage”.
What is metaphor?
400
Summing up your argument or point; a position reached after consideration.
What is conclusions?
500
To say something in other, usually simpler words.
What is paraphrase?
500
To clearly show or describe; outLINE or define in detail .
What is delineate?
500
To make parts of something into a whole.
What is integrate?
500
To quote as evidence for or justification of an argument.
What is cite?
500
Start with simple ideas and add until it becomes complex.
What is synthesize?