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To decide after considering the information presented
Conclude
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To state what you think with happen based on facts
Hypothesize
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To show how two things are different
Contrast
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What does EVALUATE mean?
To solve a problem or to find the main point
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What does VERTICAL mean?
Up and down
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What does INTERPRET mean?
To explain the meaning of something
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What does CHARACTERIZE mean?
To describe the qualities of different things
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To give information that helps prove something
Support
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What does ANALYZE mean?
To break into parts and then explain each part
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What does EQUIVALENT?
Equal in amount or value
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What are brackets used for in math?
Symbols used in pairs to group things together.
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What does ILLUSTRATE mean?
To make a point clear using examples
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What is theme?
an idea that recurs in a work of art or literature- the message
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What does OBSERVE mean?
To examine and note what is seen
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To draw conclusions based on facts
Infer
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To stand up for someone or something
Advocate
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Side to side is called what?
Horizontal
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What does LCM stand for?
Least common multiple
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To show how two things are similar
Compare
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What does DIAGRAM mean?
To make a drawing and label the parts
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What does CITE mean?
To use something as an example, proof
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What is alliteration?
the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.
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To present only the important information
Summarize
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What are exponents?
The exponent of a number says how many times to use the number in a multiplication.
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To make something that stands for something else
Represent
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