Academic Vocabulary

a version of something (such as a document) that you make before you make the final version

• narrative

• article

• revise

• draft

to alter something already written or printed in order to make corrections, improvements, or updates.

• revise

• contributions

• draft

• precise

using only the words needed and not including extra or unnecessary information

• precise

• concise

• contributions

• narrative

to cause the beginning of something to start

• draft

• expression

• initiate

• contributions

Academic vocabulary: ________: a way of thinking about something.

• perspective

• impression

• sensation

• objective

What is fully and clearly expressed or demonstrated; leaving nothing merely implied?

• Delineate

• Infer

• Explicit

• Context

something proven to be true; used in discussing the significance

• example

• statistic

• fact

• expert interview

What is to break down into constituent parts; to dissect; to dismantle?

• Deconstruct

• Delineate

• Compare

• Synthesize

To judge or determine the significance, worth or quality of; to assess is to...?

• Evaluate

• Analyze

• Infer

• Synthesize

He was ____________ to take a class before he could get his certificate.

• researched

• required

• sourced

• affected

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'required' because it indicates that he had to take a class as a necessity to obtain his certificate.