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EOC essential vocabulary


  1. analyze--to separate into parts and examine
  2. apply--to bring together information from one situation and transfer it to another
  3. assume--to take upon oneself; to adopt
  4. affect--to influence the reader or cause a particular response in the reader
  5. compare--to examine the similarities and differences; emphasizing similarities
  6. contrast--to examine the differences
  7. convey--to communicate by statement, suggestion, or appearance
  8. convince-to persuade to a viewpoint based upon specific references to the passage
  9. describe--to tell or write about, using details
  10. elaborate--to add details, explanation, examples, or other information to improve understanding
  11. evaluate--to judge the reasonableness and quality of ideas
  12. explain--to respond to questions; to give one’s viewpoint’ to defend a viewpoint
  13. imagine/pretend--to form a notion or idea about something
  14. impression--feeling resulting something
  15. infer--to arrive (figure out/guess) at a conclusion after analyzing the facts
  16. justify--to defend or prove a response using specific examples
  17. predict--to estimate (guess) future events based upon present and past information.
  18. react--to respond
  19. reference--to cite (give) information in order to support a viewpoint
  20. represent/show/model--to serve as a sign of symbol
  21. summarize--to restate the main points in a brief manner
  22. details--the specific parts of a whole
  23. evidence--something that serves to illustrate or prove
  24. example--an instance that serves to illustrate
  25. fact--that which can be proven or verified
  26. feature--a characteristic of a passage
  27. illustration--a picture or drawing
  28. opinion--a belief or view about a manner (not fact)
  29. passage--a brief portion of a written work
  30. excerpt--a passage from a written work
  31. frequency--how often something occurs
  32. cite--to bring forward or call attention to
  33. trend--a prevailing tendency
  34. correlation--something that shows a relationship
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