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33 Cards in this Set
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Identify
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- To recognize as being.
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Trace-
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Tracking step by step; a small amount.
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Point of View-
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A way of seeing the world or evaluating an event; the attitude of mind.
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Perspective-
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way of looking at something; a way of looking at something based on evidence; a view of facts or things in which they are in relation
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Analyze-
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To intentionally separate elements or characters in a narrative, break them down, deliberately study them.
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Develop-
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Advance; move forward; improve over time; construct.
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Interpretations
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Explanation of someone work; translation.
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Insight-
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An understanding or observing, seeing into inner character or underlying truth.
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Premises-
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proposition(plan or scheme) supporting or helping to support a conclusion. A basis’ stated or assumed; on which reasoning proceeds.
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Justify
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To show or prove to be right.
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Identify
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- To recognize as being.
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Trace-
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Tracking step by step; a small amount.
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Point of View-
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A way of seeing the world or evaluating an event; the attitude of mind.
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Perspective-
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way of looking at something; a way of looking at something based on evidence; a view of facts or things in which they are in relation
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Analyze-
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To intentionally separate elements or characters in a narrative, break them down, deliberately study them.
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Develop-
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Advance; move forward; improve over time; construct.
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Interpretations
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Explanation of someone work; translation.
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Insight-
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An understanding or observing, seeing into inner character or underlying truth.
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Premises-
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proposition(plan or scheme) supporting or helping to support a conclusion. A basis’ stated or assumed; on which reasoning proceeds.
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Justify
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To show or prove to be right.
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Sustained
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To hold up; to bear; to keep going.
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Articulate
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To speak clearly to express an idea.
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Characteristics
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Traits details of a character.
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Omniscient
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All knowing; having full knowledge.
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Subjective
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Based on personal feelings or opinions.
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Objective
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Not influenced by emotion; fair; a purpose or a goal.
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Theme
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A topic of big idea that runs throughout the narrative.
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Anecdotes
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A short story of fact of an interesting nature.
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Precision
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Accurate; clearly expressed; exact.
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Significant
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Important
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Comprehensive
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Thorough all inclusive; complete.
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Superficial
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Only on the surface; only cover up; not true; insincere; shallow.
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Elicit
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To draw fourth, to bring out, to provoke response.
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