What does "bias" mean?

A particular tendency, especially one that prevents unprejudiced consideration

A connection between two events or sets of circumstances

What does "character" refer to in literature?

A person represented in a story or other literary work

An assertion of something as fact

What is a "conclusion/conclude"?

A statement that follows logically from another or others in an argument

An arrangement of objects in which order does not matter

compute/computation/calculate/calculation

To determine by mathematical methods

An association or idea suggested by a word

The variable that may change as a result of the independent variable

That which tends to prove or disprove something

A display that expresses frequencies of data in numerical intervals or ranges

What does "Historical context" involve?

Events, figures, ideas prevalent in the popular or political discourse at the time at which something was originated

A proposition set forth as an explanation for a group of facts or phenomena

The variable deliberately manipulated

To conclude by reasoning from evidence that is not explicitly stated

What is the purpose of 'Interpret'?

To provide the meaning of, or explain, that which is explicitly stated or displayed graphically or symbolically

To show a claim or statement to be writing, especially using evidence

An equation containing one or two variables of the first degree, presenting as a straight line when graphed

Literal meaning of a word or text

The meaning in exact accordance with the most explicit, primary meaning

What is the 'Main idea' of a paragraph or longer informational text?

The most important central thought

The process of using mathematical concepts, language, symbols, and/or diagrams to represent situations

A method of counting without repetition

Plot (in literature or drama)

A storyline in a literary or dramatic work

A combination of constants and/or variables, comprised of multiple terms

A basis, stated or assumed, on which reasoning proceeds

An original document describing events or ideas of which the author has personal knowledge or experience

What is the purpose of "Propaganda"?

To systematically persuade and influence the emotions, attitudes, opinions, and actions of an audience

Proportion/proportional

The relationship of two equivalent ratios or a description of the relationship between two mathematically-related categories

A mathematical formula that describes the relationship between the sides of a right triangle

An equation of the form ax^2 + bx + c = 0; when graphed on the coordinate plane, a quadratic equation presents as a parabola (U-shape)

The relationship between two categories expressed mathematically

Any number that can be represented as a fraction where the numerator and denominator are both integers (denominator may not be zero)

What is involved in the process of "Reasoning"?

The process of forming conclusions, judgments, or inferences from evidence

Any device an author may use to evoke particular tone or feeling or to provide a frame that may help an audience think about a topic

Sample (in the context of data collection)

A subset of individuals (or in this case, data) chosen from a larger set (a population)

To gather data on a small portion of a larger population to obtain a representative, statistically valid sample of the larger set

An interpretative description of a phenomenon or system that facilitates access to that phenomenon

FLASHCARDS: GED Common Vocabulary Terms Flashcards

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Analysis/Analyze

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To examine critically in order to determine meaning and understand essential elements

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absolute value

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The distance between a number and zero on a number line

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Assumption

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Something taken for granted; a supposition

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Who is considered an "author"?

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The person who wrote a text or other document

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What does "author's credibility" refer to?

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The degree to which an author can be believed or trusted

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What is the "author's point of view"?

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The author's attitude or outlook with which information, events, etc., are presented

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What is the "author's purpose/intent"?

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The reason an author composes a text or other document

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