Unit 1 - Vocabulary Practice

Text

• To state information exactly as it was first spoken or written.

• The support or proof within a text that guides readers to infer meaning.

• The words in a written selection; a selection

• In a manner that is direct or clear.

Quote

• To state information exactly as it was first spoken or written.

• The support or proof within a text that guides readers to infer meaning.

• The words in a written selection; a selection

• In a manner that is direct or clear.

Textual Evidence

• To state information exactly as it was first spoken or written.

• The support or proof within a text that guides readers to infer meaning.

• The words in a written selection; a selection

• In a manner that is direct or clear.

Explicitly

• To state information exactly as it was first spoken or written.

• The support or proof within a text that guides readers to infer meaning.

• The words in a written selection; a selection

• In a manner that is direct or clear.

Support

• To acknowledge the source of data or information.

• In a manner without errors

• To make clear by providing the reason or the cause.

• To provide evidence or to show to be true.

Accurately

• To acknowledge the source of data or information.

• In a manner without errors

• To make clear by providing the reason or the cause.

• To provide evidence or to show to be true.

Cite

• To acknowledge the source of data or information.

• In a manner without errors

• To make clear by providing the reason or the cause.

• To provide evidence or to show to be true.

Explain

• To acknowledge the source of data or information.

• In a manner without errors

• To make clear by providing the reason or the cause.

• To provide evidence or to show to be true.

Analysis

• The support or proof within a text that guides readers to infer meaning.

• A conclusion drawn from prior knowledge, evidence, and/or clues .

• The words in a written selection.

• A careful study of something to learn about its parts, what the parts do, and how the parts relate to each other.

Inference

• The support or proof within a text that guides readers to infer meaning.

• A conclusion drawn from prior knowledge, evidence, and/or clues .

• The words in a written selection.

• A careful study of something to learn about its parts, what the parts do, and how the parts relate to each other.