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WorksheetsTesting Vocabulary 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
To make clear is to
Distinguish
Analyze
Clarify
Imply
When you dispute something you
Agree with it
Concede to it
Disregard it
Challenge it
When the directions say to conclude or provide conclusion, you need to
Read between the lines
Tell how things are different
Arrive at a decision
Tell us the chance of something happening
When the directions say "most likely", you will need to
select the best answer
Tell the best chances of something
Give a clear picture
Explain who, what, when, where, and why
What do we need to remember about "best" questions?
Some of the answers will be similar
Most of the answers will seem possible
The answer will be immediately obvious
You should go back into the text to be sure
Mrs. Metzger hates them
What do we need to remember about Part B questions?
Most of the time their will be several likely choices
You may have to go back in the text to read the full quote before deciding
You can get a point for answering Part B correctly even if part a is incorrect
Part B will usually ask you to select evidence to support your answer to part a
Summarizing can best be defined as
Retelling the same thing using different words
Reading between the lines to get to the point
Providing the main idea in 10 words or less
Providing the most important text evidence in your response
When asked to explain you should
Provide text evidence
tell how things are the same
Consider who, what, when, where, and why
State your conclusion only
If I take new information and added to my prior knowledge, or old information, to make a guess, what am I doing?
Comparing
Contrasting
Introspecting
Inferring
I should use quotes and facts to ________ my answer
Justify
Demonstrate
Infer
Portray
When writing a written response on my test, what are some things I should consider?
How many actions The Prompt is asking me to perform
Using the prompt as a guide to word my introductory statement
Providing a works cited page
The number of words in my response
Providing a conclusion
If I am asked to demonstrate something, I would need to
give a quote to prove it
Give step-by-step instructions
Prove that I am correct
Explain it in a shorter way
Trace means to
Break it down, examine, give a reason, break apart, think about
Back it up, prove, give evidence, a detail
Outline, follow, replicate, list in steps, go over
Judge, examine, figure out, think about, solve
What is the definition of cause/effect?
A question that needs solving/the answer to a problem
To find a way things are alike/ similar
A truth/ a belief or idea that a person has
The reason something happens/what happened as a result
Asking for the author's message is like asking for the
Structure
Purpose
Motif
Theme
