FAST Vocabulary

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contribute (as used in the sentence: How does the diagram contribute to the overall meaning of the text?)

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to add

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emphasize (as used in the sentence: What does the comparison between the elephant’s trunk and the giraffe’s neck emphasize about the elephant?)

Back

to show the importance

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What does the word "suggest" mean as used in the sentence: "What does the phrase suggest about Katherine Johnson?"

Back

to hint at something

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portray (in the context of: How does the text portray the impact of social media on academic performance?)

Back

to show or describe

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presented (in the context of 'How is the theme of family presented in the passage?')

Back

shown or described

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significant (as used in the sentence: Which factor was highlighted as a significant cause of the Titanic sinking?)

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very important

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dialogue

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conversation

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reflect (in the context of the sentence: How does the author’s use of the table reflect their claim that people should sleep more?)

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to show

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beneficial (as used in the sentence: "Which of the following reasons would support the author’s claim that cell phones can be beneficial to people?")

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helpful

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Plot (as used in the context of a story)

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the major events in a story