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Academic Vocabulary

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accurate   To be correct and without errors.   Matthew rounded the number to the place of the underlined digit. 654,772 โ†’ 654,000 Is Matthew's work accurate? Show how you know.  
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approach   A way of understanding or solving a problem   What approach would you use to solve this multiplication problem? ๐Ÿค๐Ÿฅร—๐Ÿฆ๐Ÿช=  
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appropriate   To be right for a given situation.   What are appropriate tools for measuring the lengths of the sides and the angles of a trapezoid?  
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approximate   To make a guess about the size or value of something.   Choose an object in your classroom. Have a partner approximate its length in centimeters.  
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argument   Reasons for why something is true or false.   Gemma said, "The number 19,425 is greater than the number 19,430." Is Gemmaโ€™s statement true or false? Give a math argument to support your answer.  
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arrange   To put each item of a group in a particular place   These groups show 8 triangles in two different ways. What is another way that you could arrange 8 triangles?  
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calculate   To find a solution using numbers and mathematical operations.   Calculate the answer to this problem. ๐Ÿฆ๐Ÿค๐Ÿซรท๐Ÿช=  
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conjecture   A statement that is thought to be true but has not been proven.   Make a conjecture about which expression has a lesser sum. 205 + 627 354 + 428  
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construct   To build something by putting parts together.   How can you use fraction strips to construct a model that shows that ๐Ÿฉ/๐Ÿช>๐Ÿฅ/๐Ÿช?  
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context   The normal surroundings of something that help give it meaning.   Think of a story that can be represented by the equation below. Explain what t means in your context. 2,300 + 1,552 = t  
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contrast   To find the differences between two things   Contrast the two shapes. Give three ways that they are different.  
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demonstrate   To show how to do something.   Demonstrate how to use the Distributive Property to multiply ๐Ÿจร—๐Ÿฆ๐Ÿฉ.  
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describe   To tell what something is like   Describe a shape without using its name  
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develop   To create or complete something.   What pattern did Dior develop on the grid?  
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diagram   A simple picture or drawing.   The diagram represents a rectangular garden. What is the area of the garden?  
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distribute   To give out shares of something   Mr. Berry will distribute the pieces of this pizza equally to 4 friends. How many pieces will each friend get?  
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establish   o create something or to show that something is true.   How does the bar graph establish that Aegean saved less money in April than in February?  
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evaluate   To decide if something is right or wrong, or if it is true or false.   Diego wrote the following equation. Evaluate Diegoโ€™s work to tell whether her equation is true or false. ๐Ÿจร—๐Ÿฉ=๐Ÿฆ๐Ÿฅ  
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examine   To look at something closely.   Examine the first six rows of the hundred chart. What patterns do you see?  
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example   Something that is used to show that a general statement is true.   The equation is an example of the Commutative Property of Multiplication. ๐Ÿฅร—๐Ÿฆ=๐Ÿฆร—๐Ÿฅ Make up your own example of the Commutative Property of Multiplication.  
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