1.3 Vocab Practice

What does the term "Community" refer to?

• A specific area of study or learning

• A group of people living close together or sharing experiences and identity

• The act or process of spreading something over an area

• A visual or mental view of a scene or subject

What does "Contextualize" mean?

• To create or manufacture something

• To place something into a context or provide a context for it

• To spread something over an area

• To understand who wrote a document

What does "Discipline" refer to?

• A specific area of study or learning

• A system of communication

• A visual or mental view of a scene

• The act of creating or manufacturing

What is "Distribution"?

• The act or process of spreading something over an area

• The degree, level, or extent of something

• A system involving multiple persons

• An account or story

What does "Evidence" refer to?

• A particular lens or perspective

• Knowledge used as a basis for belief or proof

• A system of communication

• The act of creating or manufacturing

What does "Frame" represent?

• A visual or mental view of a scene

• A particular lens or perspective through which information is perceived

• A system involving multiple persons

• The act of creating or manufacturing

What are "Language Networks"?

• Systems of communication that enable the exchange and collection of ideas

• A visual or mental view of a scene

• The act of creating or manufacturing

• The degree, level, or extent of something

What does "Narrative" describe?

• A system involving multiple persons

• An account, story, or written work containing such material

• The act of creating or manufacturing

• The degree, level, or extent of something

What does "Network" represent?

• A visual or mental view of a scene

• A system or process involving multiple persons, groups, or organizations

• The act of creating or manufacturing

• The degree, level, or extent of something

What does "Perspective" refer to?

• A visual or mental view of a scene or subject and its interrelationships

• The act of creating or manufacturing

• The degree, level, or extent of something

• A system of communication