Foundational 10

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compare

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to find likenesses between two or more things

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contrast

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to find differences between two or more things; to differ in a way that distinguishes one thing from another

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demonstrate

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to describe or explain by example; to show clearly that something exists or is true; to make known; to write or illustrate a step-by-step procedure that tells or shows how to do something; to prove. Also, to protest about something in a public place.

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describe

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to depict in words; tell in your own words; to report

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details

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Isolated facts; pieces of information that support or provide more information about the idea.

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determine

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to conclude, decide, choose, figure out, or come to a firm decision; to think about the facts or options you have and then decide

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support

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Factual evidence that backs up your thinking about any topic; to back up your thinking with factual evidence.

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Explain

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To tell about something so people understand.

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distinguish

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to set apart, separate, tell apart, characterize, classify, categorize; to describe the unique characteristics of something; to recognize distinct or different characteristics or attributes

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trace

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to follow the course or development of; to find or discover by investigation