ACADEMIC VOCABULARY

Define the term 'analysis'.

• A detailed examination of the elements or structure of something.

• A brief overview of a topic.

• A random guess about a subject.

• A simple statement of facts.

Define the term 'cite'.

• To quote as evidence

• To write a letter

• To create a diagram

• To solve a problem

Define the term 'conclusions'.

• A final decision or judgment

• An initial hypothesis

• A random guess

• A detailed explanation

Define the term 'explicitly'.

• Clearly and in detail

• Vaguely and ambiguously

• Without any explanation

• In a confusing manner

Define the term 'implicitly'.

• Explicitly stated

• Without being stated

• Clearly defined

• Directly mentioned

Define the term 'inferences'.

• A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning

• A random guess without any basis

• A statement of fact

• An unproven hypothesis

Define the term 'logical'.

• Related to reasoning

• Pertaining to emotions

• Involving physical activity

• Connected to art

Define the term 'textual evidence'.

• A direct quote from a text

• A personal opinion

• A summary of a text

• An unrelated fact

Explain how to paraphrase when citing textual evidence.

• Restate the original text in your own words while maintaining the original meaning.

• Copy the original text exactly as it is.

• Change a few words in the original text.

• Summarize the entire text in one sentence.

Explain how to quote when citing textual evidence.

• Use quotation marks around the text.

• Paraphrase the text.

• Summarize the text.

• Ignore the text.