Week 23 Vocab Quiz HONORS

1. What does it mean to analyze information or a text?

• To combine ideas or information to create something new.
• To judge or assess the value or significance of something.
• To closely study and understand something, like a text or information.
• To briefly explain the main points of something in your own words.

2. How would you define the term "synthesize" in the context of idea generation?

• To combine ideas or information to create something new.
• To make educated guesses based on evidence or clues.
• To provide reasons or explanations to support a decision or opinion.
• To briefly explain the main points of something in your own words.

3. When you evaluate something, what are you doing?

• To closely study and understand something, like a text or information.
• To judge or assess the value or significance of something.
• To make educated guesses based on evidence or clues.
• To provide reasons or explanations to support a decision or opinion.

4. Can you explain what it means to infer based on evidence or clues?

• To combine ideas or information to create something new.
• To judge or assess the value or significance of something.
• To make educated guesses based on evidence or clues.
• To provide reasons or explanations to support a decision or opinion.

5. Why is it important to justify your opinions or decisions?

• To combine ideas or information to create something new.
• To judge or assess the value or significance of something.
• To make educated guesses based on evidence or clues.
• To provide reasons or explanations to support a decision or opinion.

6. Describe the process of summarizing information in your own words.

• To closely study and understand something, like a text or information.
• To combine ideas or information to create something new.
• To briefly explain the main points of something in your own words.
• To make educated guesses based on evidence or clues.

7. Give an example of when you might need to analyze a complex situation.

• When solving a mathematical equation.
• When summarizing a short story.
• When evaluating a painting.
• When deciding which movie to watch.

8. How can you synthesize different perspectives to form a well-rounded opinion?

• By combining ideas or information to create something new.
• By closely studying and understanding something.
• By providing reasons or explanations to support a decision.
• By making educated guesses based on evidence.

9. When evaluating a piece of art, what criteria might you consider?

• Historical context, technique, and emotional impact.
• Plot, characters, and setting.
• Scientific accuracy, creativity, and originality.
• Rhyme scheme, meter, and stanza structure.

10. Provide a scenario where you would need to infer someone's feelings based on their actions.

• Watching a cooking demonstration.
• Observing someone smile while receiving a gift.
• Listening to a musical composition.
• Reading a newspaper article.