Vocabulary

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Introduction

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The beginning section of a book, usualyy explainin or defining the subject matter and often written by someone other than the author.

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Foreword

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usually used for a very brief or simple preface.

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Preface

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a preliminary statement written by the author or someone else to explain the purpose, plan, or preparation of the work.

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Prologue

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serves as an introduction to a play and usually gives a very brief summary of the plot

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Bilblilography

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a list of sources of information referred to by an author

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Afterword

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interpretive comments found at the back of the book by someone other thant the author

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Footnote

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a note of comment or reference at the bottom of a page.

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Sidebar

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a short article dealing with an extra bit of information on the ain subject and printed alongside it.

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Charts and Graphs

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Evaluate

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to ascertain the value of; to examine and judge carefully(Evaluation)

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Justify

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to demonstrate or prove to be valid;give reasons for;expain(justification)

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Interpret

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to explain the meaning of; to conceive the significance of; to present the meaning of(interpretation)

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Verify

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to prove the truth of with evidence;substanitate

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Clarify

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to make clear or easir to understand; to clear of confusion or uncertainty

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Clarity

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clearness of thought or style

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Explicate

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to make clear the meaning of; explain fully (Explication)

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Paraphrase

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to restate a text or passage in another form or other words

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Enhance

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to make greater, as in value, beauty, or effectiveness; to improve

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Convey

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to communicate or make known; impart; to communicate

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Analyze

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to examine methodically by seperating into parts and studying their interrelations(analysis)

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Infer

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to conclude from evidence;to draw a reasonable or logical conclusion that has not been stated outright(inference)

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Generate

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to produce or construct fro something given(to generate ideas is to produce or construct new thoughts from a text)

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Determine

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to decide conclusively after examination

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Identify

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to determine the origin, characteristics, or nature of

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Recognize

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to know or identify from a past experience or knowledge

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Apply Knowledge

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to put something already known or undrstood to use

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Comprehend

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to take in the meaning, nature, or importance of

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Respond to

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to make a reply to; to react to

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Organize

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to put together into an ordely, functional, structured whole

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Cohrence/Coherent

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the uality of demonstrating logical, orderlu, and aesthetically consisten relationship of the parts(ideas relating to each other in such a way that the whole is logical)