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HPA ELAR Testing Vocabulary 2022

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

to take a closer look at

a)

answer

b)

alliteration

c)

analyze

d)

view

2.

Estimate or judge the value of.

a)

moral

b)

assess

c)

analyze

d)

interpret

3.

quote; use specific facts or examples from a text or document

a)

cite

b)

site

c)

insight

d)

inference

4.

Show how the facts or ideas are similar or ways they are alike.

a)

compare

b)

contrast

c)

examine

d)

contradict

5.

Show how the facts or ideas are different.

a)

Compare

b)

Contrast

c)

Contradict

d)

Contraction

6.

Set forth the meaning or make something clear. To give the definition/meaning of.

a)

refer

b)

determine

c)

defend

d)

define

7.

Present a detailed argument or consideration. To talk things out.

a)

claim

b)

discuss

c)

Counter

d)

judge

8.

Break into parts and describe the parts and their relationships

a)

Analyze

b)

Explain

c)

Contrast

d)

Describe

9.

Examine two or more subjects and tell how they are similar, in some cases, also mention differences

a)

Discuss

b)

Evaluate

c)

Compare

d)

Contrast

10.

Examine two or more subjects and stress how they differ

a)

Compare

b)

Contrast

c)

Prove

d)

Evaluate

11.

Give enough facts about or characteristics of a subject to make it clear to someone who is unfamiliar with it

a)

Explain

b)

Summarize

c)

Justify

d)

Describe

12.

Provide an overview and careful analysis of an event or concept; use details for support

a)

Summarize

b)

Discuss

c)

Explain

d)

Describe

13.

Make an objective judgment about a topic, relying more on informed sources than your own opinion

a)

Summarize

b)

Analyze

c)

Explain

d)

Evaluate

14.

Clarify and interpret an event or concept, providing supporting details and examples

a)

Describe

b)

Explain

c)

Analyze

d)

Prove

15.

Tell the meaning and significance of an event or concept

a)

Discuss

b)

Justify

c)

Compare

d)

Interpret

16.

Explain or give reasons for decisions or conclusions; be persuasive

a)

Justify

b)

Compare

c)

Describe

d)

Contrast

17.

Provide impartial reasoning for a given statement

a)

Analyze

b)

Summarize

c)

Prove

d)

Evaluate

18.

Retell very briefly an event, concept, or debate, stating only the main points, in a objective manner

a)

Analyze

b)

Describe

c)

Discuss

d)

Summarize

19.

Express a thought or an idea based on the review of information

a)

Formulate

b)

Infer

c)

Predict

d)

Summarize

20.

Extend information beyond what is directly stated

a)

Trace

b)

Support

c)

Infer

d)

Predict

21.

Show evidence to back a conclusion or argument (e.g., citing people with similar points of view)

a)

Compare

b)

Support

c)

Trace

d)

Predict

22.

Describe a path or sequence (e.g., to explain the chronology of events).

a)

Trace

b)

Predict

c)

Support

d)

Formulate

23.

To make clear is to

a)

Distinguish

b)

Analyze

c)

Clarify

d)

Imply

24.

When you dispute something you

a)

Agree with it

b)

Concede to it

c)

Disregard it

d)

Challenge it

25.

When the directions say "most likely", you will need to

a)

select the best answer

b)

Tell the best chances of something

c)

Give a clear picture

d)

Explain who, what, when, where, and why

26.

If I take new information and added to my prior knowledge, or old information, to make a guess, what am I doing?

a)

Comparing

b)

Contrasting

c)

Introspecting

d)

Inferring

27.

I should use quotes and facts to ________ my answer

a)

Justify

b)

Demonstrate

c)

Infer

d)

Portray

28.

If I am asked to demonstrate something, I would need to

a)

give a quote to prove it

b)

Give step-by-step instructions

c)

Prove that I am correct

d)

Explain it in a shorter way

29.

Trace means to

a)

Break it down, examine, give a reason, break apart, think about

b)

Back it up, prove, give evidence, a detail

c)

Outline, follow, replicate, list in steps, go over

d)

Judge, examine, figure out, think about, solve

30.
to mention, quote, or give credit to an author 
a)
multiple sources
b)
cite a source
c)
a publisher
d)
express an idea
31.

Explain the differences between the examples provided.

a)

examine

b)

discuss

c)

allude

d)

distinguish

32.

To draw a conclusion about the subject being asked. To decide on.

a)

predicate

b)

determine

c)

object

d)

figurative language

33.

Determine the value, significance, or worth of.

a)

evaluate

b)

elevate

c)

exfoliate

d)

ex-patriot

34.

To point out/establish what something is.

a)

identity

b)

discuss

c)

identify

d)

analyze

35.

Make clear by citing/giving examples.

a)

explore

b)

illustrate

c)

discuss

d)

explain