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12 Powerful Words to Increase Test Scores

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What is TRACE? List in order or sequence
What is ANALYZE? To think data through or break data into pieces
What is INFER? To read between the lines or tell what you think.
What is EVALUATE? Judge its worth
What is FORMULATE? To come up with a plan
What is DESCRIBE? Tell in your own words who, what, when, where, why and how
What is SUPPORT? To back up your opinion with details
What is EXPLAIN? Tell in your own words who, what, when, where, why and how
What is SUMMARIZE? To give the short version of the story
What is COMPARE? How alike or how they are the same
What is CONTRAST? How are they different
What is PREDICT? Tell what will happen next?
"Using the paragraph, list the steps of cell mitosis?" What is this an example of? Trace
"Which of the following breaks into parts how the author used personification?" What is this an example of? Analyze
"In the story, how do you think Red Riding Hood felt when she realized the wolf was Grandma?" What is this an example of? Infer
"Judge the value of x in this equation." What is this an example of? Evaluate
"Come up with an opinion about this issue and express it in a short paragraph." What is this an example of? Formulate
"Which of the following best tells us, in your own words, the author's mood?" What is this an example of? Describe
"Which of the following sentences best backs up the main idea?" What is this an example of? Support
"Based on this paragraph, tell us how viruses spread from one person to another." What is this an example of? Explain
"Which of the following best tells me the short version of the story?" What is this an example of? Summarize
"How alike are the governments of Great Britain to the governments of the United States?" What is this an example of? Compare
"How different are the governments of the United States and Cuba?" What is this an example of? Contrast
"In a short paragraph, how will the story end?" What is this an example of? Predict
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