advantage/disadvantage

a favorable or preferred position

to examine carefully and in detail

to quote (a passage, book) especially as an authority

to present or discuss arguments for and against something

to find out or estimate the value or worth of

to increase the size, number, or volume of: enlarge

to direct one’s attention or efforts

to arrive at by reasoning from evidence; conclude

to form or express thoughts about

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Action Words

Term	Definition
advantage/disadvantage	a favorable or preferred position
analyze	to examine carefully and in detail
cite	to quote (a passage, book) especially as an authority
debate	to present or discuss arguments for and against something
eliminate	to get rid of; remove
evaluate	to find out or estimate the value or worth of
expand	to increase the size, number, or volume of: enlarge
focus	to direct one’s attention or efforts
infer	to arrive at by reasoning from evidence; conclude
reflect	to form or express thoughts about