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60 Cards in this Set
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Appeal
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V –to ask for something wanted
N - a request for something |
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Appropriate
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Adj – especiallysuitable or fitting
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Associated
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V – to connect inthought
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Best Title
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Main Idea
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Cause
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N – the reasonsomething happens;
N - what someone fights for |
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Claim
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V – to state something as a fact;
N - an assertion |
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Compare
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V – to describe twothings as similar
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Comparison
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N – the act ofcomparing two things as similar
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Conclude
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V – to bring to anend;
V - to form an opinion |
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Conclusion
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N – the finaldecision reached by reasoning
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Construct
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V – to form bycombining parts;
V - to make or create something |
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Contrast
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V – to show noticeable differences
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Contribute
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V – to have part inbringing about something
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Convey
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V – to make known orcommunicate;
V - to state or transmit information |
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Demonstrate
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V – to prove or makeclear by evidence;
V - to showor illustrate an action |
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Describe
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V – to represent detailsof something using words
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Description
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N – an account ofsomething with words & details
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Details
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N – a small part orfeature of something;
N - examples that support an assertion |
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Diagram
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N – a drawing, plan, or chart used to make something easier to understand
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Differ
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V – to be unlike ornot the same
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Difference
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N – the state ofbeing different
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Differently
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Adv – to do somethingin a different way
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Emphasize
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V – to place emphasison or to show importance
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Establish
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V – to bring intoexistence;
V - to create or start something new |
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Evidence
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N - details that support a claim or assertion
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Excerpt
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N - a section or passage quoted from a text
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Explain
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V - to give a reason for something
V - to make something more understandable |
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Express
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V - to show or explain ideas or feelings
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Highlight
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V - to mark text to show importance or create attention
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Identify
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V - to show or label the identity of something
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Illustrate
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V - to make clear by using examples
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Imagery
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N - images that are created by using words
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Include
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V - to make as part of a group
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Increase
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V - to make or become greater
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Infer
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V - to arrive at a conclusion
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Influence
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V - the act or power of producing an effect
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Insight
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N - the power or act of understanding a situation
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Intended
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Adj - the reason for something
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Interact
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V - to participate in a group;
V - to act upon each other in a group |
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Most Likely
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Adj - most probable or logical outcome
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Opinion
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N - a belief based on experience
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Organization
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N - the way something is organized
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Organize
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V - to sort or put things into a specific order
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Portray
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V - to describe in words
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Predictable
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Adj - able to be foreseen in the future
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Present
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V - to show or provide information
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Primary
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Adj - the first and most important of something
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Purpose
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N - the reason for something
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Qualities
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N - basic characteristics that describe something
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Respond
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V - to say something in return or answer
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Result
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N - the effect of something
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Reveal
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V - to show or make known
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Show
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V - to display or make known
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Significance
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N - the importance of something
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Similar
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Adj - having qualities in common
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Structure
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N - how something is organized or built
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Suggest
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V - to put into a person's mind
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Summarize
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V - to tell the main points of something
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Summary
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N - a shortened version of something
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Support
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V - to backup or prove to be true
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