Academic Vocabulary Part 2

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Claims and findings

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Statements that can be proven true or untrue using evidence.

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Clarify relationships among claims

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To make clear the way in which various claims relate to one another.

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Clear & coherent writing

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Writing that is easily understandable and connects ideas in a logical manner.

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Clear reasons

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Easily understandable explanations to support a claim.

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Climax

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The highest point of interest in a story; the 'turning point'.

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Coherent

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Logically organized writing that stays focused on a clear topic.

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Cohesion

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In writing, refers to logical and well-organized ideas connected together.

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Collaborative discussion

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Working with a person or group to discuss a common idea or achieve a set goal.

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Collegial discussion

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Marked by an equal sharing of ideas in order to achieve a set goal.

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Comma

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Mark of punctuation used to separate words, phrases, or sentences.