examine material closely to understand it better
make connections between this and other things
study for cause and effect
What is analyze?
100
make a judgment by understanding the good/bad; the +/-; pros/cons
What is evaluate?
100
to find
What is locate?
100
atmosphere, tone
What is mood?
100
2 dissimilar objects compared using like, as
What is simile?
200
tell where information came from
give specific examples from text
What is cite?
200
proof
What is evidence?
200
ways that people/things influence each other
What is interaction?
200
how one looks at a situation; someone's perspective
What is point of view?
200
to send or to look someplace else
What is refer?
300
to note similarities/differences
What is compare?
300
to describe something by comparing it to something else
words and groups of words that exaggerate or alter the meanings of the component words
simile, metaphor, personification. alliteration, idioms, cliches
What is figurative language?
300
mix it all together, work together
segregate/separate vs ________
What is integrate?
300
--piles, groups, sets
--bunches of stuff
--separate into groups of likeness
What is organize?
300
to influence
What is suggest?
400
tell what you mean
What is articulate?
400
tell
What is explain?
400
Examples telling why? How?
What is illustrations?
400
What's going on in a few words.
"Give me the facts, just the facts."
What is paraphrase?
400
a division in a poem, song
What is stanza?
500
differences
What is contrast?
500
make a plan
What is develop?
500
use the information you already know (knowledge) with present information to understand a situation
What is infer?
500
compare two different things without using like/as
What is metaphor?
500
language designed to persuade or impress, used for effect.