Academic Vocabulary and Objective Summaries Test

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What is one strategy for reading complex texts?

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Multidraft readings involve reading the text multiple times to enhance understanding.

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What is the relationship between the words 'explicit' and 'implicit'?

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Explicit and implicit are antonyms; one means clearly stated, the other means suggested.

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How do general academic vocabulary and domain-specific vocabulary differ?

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General academic vocabulary is not specific to one field, while domain-specific vocabulary is specific to a particular field.

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What is the definition of academic vocabulary?

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Academic vocabulary refers to verbiage used in textbooks and assessments.

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What does 'cohesion' refer to in writing?

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Cohesion ensures internal connections within a text.

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What does 'coherence' refer to in writing?

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Coherence ensures overall clarity and logical flow in writing.

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What is an example of domain-specific vocabulary?

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Terms like 'photosynthesis' in biology or 'mitosis' in cell biology.

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What is an example of general academic vocabulary?

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Words like 'analyze', 'compare', and 'contrast' that are used across various subjects.

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Why is it important to understand the difference between explicit and implicit information?

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Understanding this difference helps in interpreting texts accurately and critically.

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What is the purpose of a rubric in writing assignments?

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A rubric provides criteria for evaluating the quality of writing, including aspects like cohesion and coherence.