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Slide 1:Accept Reject To receive favorably; approve To refuse to agree to, use or believe
Slide 2:Connect Link
To show or think of as related
Slide 3:Contrast To examine in order to note the differences
Slide 4:Critique A critical review or commentary
Slide 5:Distinguish To recognize as being different or distinct or to pick out
Slide 6:Formulate To devise or invent
Slide 7:Generalize To formulate general principles or inferences from particulars
Slide 8:Locate To find by searching, examining
Slide 9:paraphrase
Slide 10:PREDICT To state, tell about, or make known beforehand by special knowledge or inference
Slide 11:Select To choose or pick out from among others
Slide 12:Sequence The following of one thing after another in chronological, causal or logical order
Slide 13:Skim/Scan To look over rapidly, but thoroughly by moving from one part to another To look through quickly
Slide 14:Summarize To state the general idea in brief form
Slide 15:Analyze To determine the nature of the whole by examining individual components methodically;
to examine in detail
Slide 16:Apply To put into action; utilize; to be appropriate, suitable or relevant
Slide 17:Compare To examine in order to note similarities and/or differences
Slide 18:Describe To give a detailed account in words;
To convey an idea or impression;
To picture in words
Slide 19:Draw Conclusions To decide by reasoning on the basis of convincing evidence; decisions or opinions formed after investigation or thought process
Slide 20:Evaluate To examine and judge carefully; to determine the worth or quality of; to calculate the numerical value of
Slide 21:Explain To give reasons for; to make plain or comprehensible
Slide 22:Identify To name;
To make a determination based on properties or characteristics;
To recognize
Slide 23:Infer Arrive at a decision or opinion by reasoning from known facts, data or evidence
Slide 24:Interpret To explain the meaning of;
Make understandable;
To give one’s own conception of
Slide 25:Justify To provide valid reasoning;
To supply reasons
Slide 26:Support/ Provide Examples To help prove or substantiate; to make selections that show the nature or character of the rest; typical instance; model, pattern, precedent
Slide 27:Adhere To stay firm in supporting
Slide 28:Approximate To be almost the same, estimate
Slide 29:Arrange To put in specific order
Slide 30:To print or write in capital letters Capitalize
Slide 31:Choose To pick out
Slide 32:Clarify To make clear
Slide 33:Combine To join together incorporate To include
Slide 34:Communicate To give information by writing
Slide 35:Correct To make right
Slide 36:To produce Create
Slide 37:To bring into being Develop
Slide 38:To provide with supporting references Document
Slide 39:To take out Eliminate
Slide 40:ENGAGE To hold the interest of
Slide 41:To set up Establish
Slide 42:To lead Guide
Slide 43:To maintain Sustain
Slide 44:To put into action Use