Testing Vocabulary 1

When the directions say to cite, you should (select all correct responses)

• Provide quotes from the text that support your answer

• Provide an answer in your own words, only.

• Provide paraphrases and references to the text that support your answer

• Provide any quote from the text to fill the requirement

When you infer something you should

• Use evidence from the text to summarize it

• Use evidence and reasoning to come to a conclusion about it

• Use key details to find a theme about it

• Use evidence from the text to support it

When you look at all available information about something and come to a conclusion about it, you are

• Identifying

• Clarifying

• Defining

• Analyzing

When you Evaluate something, what ate you doing?

• Reading it closely

• Judging the significance or quality of it

• Determining the message or purpose of it

• Remembering the key details of it

When you identify something you...(select all that apply)

• Locate or emphasize it

• Critique the significance of it

• Analyze the evidence provided from it

• Establish the essential characteristics of it

If a question asks you to develop something it wants you to

• Form it

• Disprove it

• Hint at it

• Disregard it

When a question asks you to compare, it wants you to

• Present how two or more things are similar despite their differences

• Present how two or more things are different despite their similarities

• Present what two or more things have in common

• Present why two or more things are different

Foreshadowing is

• Following a theme in a story

• Selecting evidence as you read

• Hinting at something that is to come

• Going back in the text to answer a question

A claim is

• The voice of the author

• An author's purpose

• A supporting detail

• A statement being proven

The word portray means

• To show using words or pictures

• To prove using evidence

• To provide images to accompany text

• To cite sources