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30 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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Analyze
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=Break up into parts
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Argue
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=Give reasons for or against
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Cause and Effect
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=Tell what happened and what made it happen
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Cite
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=To quote as an example
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Classify
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=Put into groups
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Compare and Contrast
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=Explain how some things are similar or different
=How some things go together and others do not =How things are alike and not alike |
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Conclude
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=Finish
=Bring to an end =Wrap up |
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Criticize
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=Find good and bad
=Find strengths and weaknesses |
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Decide
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=To make a choice
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Define
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=To explain exactly what something means
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Describe
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=Use details to tell about a person, place, thing or event
=Picture with words |
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Design
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=Create your own ...
=Make your own |
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Diagram
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=Draw a picture
=Make a chart |
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Discuss
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=Tell all you know
=To consider or examine by argument or comment |
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Draw
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=Make a picture
=Make a chart =Illustrate |
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Evaluate
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=Tell what you think is good or bad
=Tell what you like and don't like =Tell what you see as strengths and weaknesses |
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Express
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=To make YOUR opinion or feelings known
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Identify
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=See and tell
=Recognize and explain |
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Illustrate
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=Draw a picture
=Give examples |
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Interpret
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=To explain the meaning in your own words
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Itemize
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=Write down one by one
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Justify
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=To argue in support of something
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Label
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=Name parts in writing
=Identify =Designate |
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List
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=Give short examples
=To write items in a series |
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Paraphrase
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=To restate the meaning in your own words
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Predict
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=Guess
=Tell what you think will happen |
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Select
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=Choose
=Pick |
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Sequence
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=Put in order
=List in order =List chronologically |
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Summarize
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=Short review
=Condense =Give main points/ideas only |
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Trace
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=List from beginning to end
=List in order=list chronologically |
