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20 Cards in this Set
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verb
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a word that shows action or state of being
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noun
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a word that names a person,place,thing,or idea
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-tion
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the act or process of (suffix)
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spect
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(root) to watch or look at
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nym
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name-(root word)
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fict
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to shape or make up; FAKE
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in-
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in or not(prefix)
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ex-
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out of; Former (prefix)
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para-
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beside or closely related to (prefix)
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de-
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to do the opposite of
to remove or reduce |
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-logy
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the study of (suffix)
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non-
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not (prefix)
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-al
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of or related to (suffix)
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pos
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to put or place (root)
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ous
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(suffix)-full of
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Name two ways you can learn something so that it goes into long-term memory.
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(1) over-learning-memorize unitl knowledge is produced on command.
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exposition
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The part of the story that prepares you for what is to come. Includes introduction of characters, setting (time and place), conflict (the problem). It is usually at the beginning of the story.
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Name Bloom's levels of knowledge in order.
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knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis,evaluation
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According to Bloom, what does the KNOWLEDGE level mean?
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It means you can name, define, point out, describe, select, etc. ("I know that."
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What does Bloom's COMPREHENSION level mean?
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I means, "I understand that." So you can discuss, explain, give examples, paraphrase, restate in your own words, summarize, etc.
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