Vocabulary Review

If you analyze something, that means...

• You give a short version of it

• It is too complex to understand.

• You break it down and study it.

• It is the same as allusion.

An inference is...

• Something that is certain

• A fact

• An observation

• An educated guess

If you discuss something, you are...

• Talking about it

• Debating it

• Copying it

• Finding it

An explanation is intended to...

• Make things difficult

• Make things clearer

• Make things fun

• Make things confusing

If you identify something, that means...

• You have pointed it out.

• You have hidden it.

• You have collected it.

• You have analyzed it.

If you contrast two things, you are showing...

• Differences

• Similarities

• Analysis

• Explanations

If you compare two things, you are showing

• Excuses

• Interests

• Similarities

• Helpfulness

If you trace something, you are...

• Leaving it

• Opening it

• Following it

• Fighting it

A prediction is...

• Certain that it will happen

• A guess about what could happen

• A fact that has already happened

• A statement of lies.

If you evaluate something, you are...

• Grabbing it

• Hiding it

• Molding it

• Judging it