Skibedi
Provide a series of related words, names, numbers or items that are arranged consecutively.
List
Give a detailed account of why and/or how with reference to causes, effects, continuity, change, reasons or mechanisms; make the relationships between things evident.
Explain
Determine from given facts, figures or information; obtain a numerical answer showing the relevant stages in the working;
Calculate
Give the precise meaning and identify essential qualities of a word, phrase, concept or physical quantity.
Define
Give a specific name or value or other brief answer without explanation or calculation.
State
Derive conclusions from available information or evidence, or through reasoning, rather than through explicit statements.
Infer
Consider an argument, concept, debate, data point, trend or artefact in a way that identifies assumptions, possibilities and interrelationships.
Examine
Make a statement or situation more comprehensible.
Clarify
Make clear the differences between two or more arguments, concepts, opinions, narratives, artefacts, data points, trends and/or items.
Distinguish
Put forward for consideration a solution, hypothesis, idea or other possible answer.
Suggest
Use; employ in a particular situation or context.
Apply
Select relevant and/or appropriate detail from an argument, issue or artefact.
Extract
Recognise similarities and differences and the significance of these similarities and differences.
Compare
Provide characteristics, features and qualities of a given concept, situation, process etc in an accurate way.
Describe
Retell concisely the relevant and major details of one or more arguments, text, narratives, methodologies, processes, outcomes and/or sequences of events
Summarise
Show, prove or defend, with reasoning and evidence, an argument, decision and/or point of view using given data and/or other information.
Justify
Infer and/or extend information that may not be clearly stated from a narrative, opinion, graph or image by assuming existing trends will continue.
Extrapolate
Show how things are different or opposite.
Contrast
Show ideas, how something can be done or that something is true by using examples or practical applications, or by applying algorithms or formulas.
Demonstrate
Combine various elements to make a whole or an overall point.
Synthesise
Make a judgment about, or measure, determine or estimate, the value, quality, outcomes, results, size, significance, nature or extent of something.
Assess
Make a judgment using the information supplied and/or own knowledge and understanding to consider an argument for and against different points, arguments, concepts, processes, opinions or other information.
Evaluate
Make, build, create or put together by arranging ideas or items (e.g. an argument, artefact or solution); display information in a diagrammatic or logical form.
Construct
Draw a conclusion from given information, data, a narrative, an argument, an opinion, a design and/or a plan.
Deduce
Induce (someone) to do something through reasoning or argument; convince.
Persuade