Mvca - Act Question Vocabulary

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R is for read. You may have to read the passage if the question states

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based on the information

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what should you look for within the charts, graphs, and tables

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patterns and trends

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if there is an obvious patter such as a column of the numbers increasing or decreasing. you should

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draw an arrow to show that trend

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the three common types of questions on the science act are?

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pattern and trends. hypothesis and logic

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what type of appproch should you use to answer the qeustion on The science test

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four-step: IQMR.

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the I stands for what

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insoect .

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what does that Q stand for

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Questions
complete one question at a time, marking key words and clues.

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what does the M stand for

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Match. the information in the question to the appporpiate chart

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What does the R stand for

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Read. read the passage to understand the question more.

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what should you look for in the graph, charts, and tables in the question.

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patterns ad trends

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if there is an obvious pastern such as a column of numbers increasing our decreasing what should you do to show that trend?

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draw an arrow

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what do patterns and tend question require you to look at to find the answer

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data

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when abolishing data in talked, it may be helpful to do what

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draw a quick sketch of how the days would be represented as graph.

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read axis labels and columns headings. look for relationships between variables and remember to look at the information found where

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in the keys

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what type of question involve yes no or true flaw answers and usually require the use of more than one chart, graph, or table

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hypothesis questions

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what approach should you use when answering a long hypothesis a question

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isolate the hypothesis a decide if it is true or false. cross out all yes or no answers. pick the answer that matches the data.

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research summary passage present description of one or more experiments or studies. -,-,&- the design and produce of the experiments or studies.

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understand, evaluate, and interpret

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what type of question are designed to dialect you thinking and have use logic and deduction

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logic

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to answer logic questions focus on

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connecting the information. restarting the question or breaking it down into parts may help. you may need to use the process of elimination

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what passage has exactly seven questions usually does not provide charts, graphs, or tables and you must read the passage in order to find answers

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opposing views

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it is imperative to use an effective reading strategy on opposing views passages find the for strategies.

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skim the introduction.
first view: quickly but actively read the first viewpoint.
second view: do the same as the first view.
questions: read through the questions and look back at the view points.

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there are two basic types of questions in the opposing viewpoints passage. what are they?

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simple words match. define the viewpoint

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answering except questions can be confusing. first you should eliminate all answers that are.

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true

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what type requires you to locate information in a chart or graph.

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navigation questions

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to find the correct answer about a chart or graph pay attention to

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labels or columns

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sometimes a question would ask you to estimate a value that is out side the limits

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extend the graph

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when the last answer states something similar to. or. it is usually the correct answer

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if there is no relationship or the data doesn't include anything

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can you use a calculator on the science test

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NO