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Text Dependent Refers to the information or evidence that comes directly from the text you are analyzing
Analyze To examine closely, and break it down to smaller parts to understand it better
RACE Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain. RACE is a strategy used to respond to comprehension questions
Thesis The main point or argument you make in your writing. It should clearly state your interpretation of the text's meaning.
Details Specific pieces of information from the text that supports your analysis or response. These can include descriptions examples and quotes.
Evidence Proof from the text that supports you thesis or main points. It can be direct quotes, specific events, or facts from the reading.
Support The act of backing up your claim or thesis statement with evidence and details from the text.
Closure Bringing your writing to a closing, writing a satisfying conclusion.
Explain To make something clear or understandable.
Irrelevant details Pieces of information that do not contribute to the main idea or thesis of your analysis
Relevant details Specific pieces of information from the text to support your thesis.
Transitions Words or phrases that connect different parts of your writing smoothly.
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