WorksheetsThe Critical Vocabulary of the Common Core
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 24mins
break something down into its parts
infer
analyze
identify
compare
express clearly
articulate
compare
comprehend
delineate
quote
integrate
organize
paraphrase
cite
find likeness
compare
contrast
trace
explain
understand; find meaning
retell
suggest
comprehend
synthesize
find differences
demonstrate
infer
compare
contrast
describe in detail
distinguish
draw
evaluate
delineate
show clearly
demonstrate
locate
summarize
evaluate
tell the facts, details
develop
describe
support
suggest
decide
locate
interpret
determine
refer
elaborate or expand
develop
alliteration
explain
describe
set apart
compare
synthesize
distinguish
articulate
take or pull out
cite
trace
compare
draw
find value; judge
evaluate
explain
describe
locate
make plain or define
comprehend
explain
integrate
interpret
find; point out
identify
explain
describe
locate
deduce; conclude
comprehend
infer
refer
retell
put together
contrast
comprehend
integrate
organize
explain the meaning of
interpret
trace
summarize
describe
find
cite
demonstrate
support
locate
arrange; classify
support
trace
locate
organize
mention
identify
demonstrate
refer
suggest
tell in your own words
retell
infer
identify
analyze
put forth; to say
support
articulate
retell
suggest
sum up
trace
summarize
retell
refer
hold up
cite
support
demonstrate
determine
combine to form a more complex product
delineate
compare
contrast
synthesize
outline; follow the course of
draw
trace
locate
retell
words in a row with the same initial consonant sound
alliteration
assonance
argument
details
a similarity between like features of two things
alliteration
analogy
argument
central idea
a reason or set of reasons that something is true
argument
mood
point of view
rhetoric
most important point the author makes
central idea
connections
details
evidence
summing up of an argument or text
connections
illustrations
metaphor
conclusions
relating what you read to something else you know
simile
stanza
structure
connections
the association that a word brings to mind
central idea
argument
connotative language
figurative language
isolated facts that support ideas
details
point of view
analogy
evidence
knowledge on which to base a belief
interaction
evidence
mood
tone
figures of speech used to make meaning clearer
figurative language
connotative language
evidence
technical language
visual material used to clarify or add to a text
illustrations
metaphor
analogy
central idea
a mutual or reciprocal action
interaction
details
compare
stanza
an indirect comparison
assonance
alliteration
metaphor
simile
the way the author makes the reader feel
details
central idea
tone
mood
the vantage point from which a story is told
interaction
simile
point of view
rhetoric
the art of writing or speaking differently
rhetoric
analogy
voice
evidence
a direct comparison using like or as
personification
simile
metaphor
analogy
a poetry term for paragraph; a section of a poem
stanza
line
structure
connections
organization of a text
stanza
arugment
structure
mood
