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126 Cards in this Set
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Accuracy |
the condition or quality of being true correct or exact |
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achieve |
to accomplish with the purpose or inteded affect |
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adapt |
to adjust or modify to fit into certain or surrounding conditions |
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adapts |
to adjust or modify to fit into certain surroundings |
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adequate |
suitable, sufficient, or good enough |
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affect |
to produce a change in or to impress the mind or emotions |
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ambiguous |
difficult to comprehend or interpret |
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analyze |
to examine critically or carefully |
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apply |
to put to use, assign for a specific purpose, designate or make relevant |
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appropriate |
proper, suitable for a particular purpose |
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approximate |
nearly exact |
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argument |
a persuasive disagreement, a discussion involving different viewpoints |
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argumentative |
of a controversial character intending to fiercely persuade |
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articulate |
using language clearly, precisely, and easily |
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aspect |
the interpretation or way in which things or situations are viewed |
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assemble |
to convene or bring together into one place |
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assess |
to estimate or judge the value or character of an item or person |
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assume |
to take for granted or presuppose without proof or to undertake or take upon duties |
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attribute |
an object or item associated or symbolic of a character |
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bias |
influence meant to cause favoritism or prejudice toward an opinion |
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category |
a division or classification |
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cite |
to quote, support, or confirm in order to support an opinion or make a point |
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classify |
to rank, categorize, or group |
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coherent |
having a consistent logical connectedness |
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coincide |
to agree as in thought or character |
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compare |
to examine in order to note similarities or differences |
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comprehend |
to understand, grasp, or perceive with the mind |
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conclusion |
the end or final part |
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connections |
a relationship or association, a link, or a bond |
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consequence |
an act or instance of following something as an affect, result, or outcome |
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constitute |
to establish or give legal form to |
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construct |
to build or form by putting things together |
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contrast |
to compare in order to note the differences or to distinguish |
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contribute |
to provide, furnish, donate, or supply goods or services |
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convey |
to communicate or make own |
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correspond |
to communicate or to be in agreement or conformity |
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criteria |
rule or principals for evaluating or testing something |
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cycles |
a round or series that repeats or is repeating |
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data |
statistics, facts, or items of information |
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debate |
a discussion, sometimes in a public competition forum, in which opposing viewpoints are presented |
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define |
to state or explain the meaning of a word |
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delineate |
to portray in words or describe with precision |
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demonstrate |
to describe, explain, display, or prove by example |
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derive |
to reach a conclusion by reasoning, to deduce |
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describe |
to tell in written or spoken word in order to provide an explanation |
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detail |
a particular item or part |
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determine |
to settle, decide, or come to a decison |
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develop |
to bring to a more advanced state, to generate |
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differentiate |
to distinguish or perceive the differences in items or objects |
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discrepency |
having inconsistencies or differences |
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discuss |
to talk about, write about, review, or explore solutions to a topic |
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distinguish |
to recognize as individual or different |
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distribute |
to divide, disperse, or give an allotment of an item or object |
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effect |
a result or consequence |
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elaborate |
to add details or expand |
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emphasize |
to stress a point |
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establish |
to prove or bring about permanently |
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estimate |
an approximate judgement or evaluation of an item |
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evaluate |
evaluate to appraise or judge the value or significance of an item |
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evidence |
data or facts that serve as proof |
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evident |
plain, clear, or obvious from facts or proof |
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example |
a model or illustration not intended to be copied |
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excerpt |
a selection or passage from a book or movie intended to be a representation of the whole |
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explain |
to interpret or make known in detail |
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fact |
a truth known to exist or have happened that can be proven |
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formulate |
to express or develop in precise form |
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generate |
to produce or create by vital or natural process |
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graph |
a diagram representing a system of connection or interrelations among two or more things by a number of distinct dots, lines, bars, etc. |
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illustrate |
to make clear with one's drawings |
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Illustration |
a drawing |
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impact |
an influence intending to have an effect |
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imply |
to indicate or suggest a meaning without explicitly or directly stating it |
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impression |
a strong effect intended to leave a lasting memory on a person |
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indicate |
to be a sign or evidence |
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infer |
to come to a conclusion based on evidence or facts |
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integrate |
to bring together into a unified system or a whole |
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interact |
to act in close relationship with one another, to communicate |
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interpret |
to explain or bring about the meaning of for others |
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main |
the chief, leading, or most important part |
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measure |
to extent, dimensions, or quantity of something |
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model |
an example to follow |
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modify |
to change or amend somewhat |
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negative |
used to indicate disagreement or denial (bad or inferior) |
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observe |
to watch or view for scientific or special purpose |
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obstacles |
something that obstructs or gets in the way of one's progress |
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opinion |
a personal view or attitude about a topic |
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opportunity |
a good position, chance, or time for success or advancement |
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oppose |
to act against or disagree with |
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option |
a choice |
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organize |
to systematize or give structure to |
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overall |
including everything, in conclusion to |
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paradigm |
a pattern, model, or stereotypical example |
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parallel |
having the same direciton |
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paraphrase |
to rephrase or restate a text in order to summarize, but not copy, the meaning |
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patterns |
a decorative, distinct design or configuration |
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perceive |
to recognize or become aware of |
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persuade |
to convince or urge in order to influence |
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positive |
confident in opinion or position, good or great |
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potential |
capable of being successful or achieving great things |
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predict |
to declare or tell in advance |
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proficient |
expert |
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quantitatively |
capable of being measured |
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relationship |
a connection or involvement |
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relevant |
something that matters or is of importance |
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reliable |
dependable, honest, trustworthy |
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rephrase |
to phrase or reword differently as to not plagiarize an author |
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represents |
to serve as a symbol or substitute for a deeper meaning |
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reside |
to exist or live for an extended amount of time |
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respond |
to answer in words, writing, or action |
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scope |
the extent or range of view |
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sequence |
something that follows in a significant order, as in an event with a pattern |
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significance |
importance |
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similar |
related by a likeness or resemblance |
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source |
a book, statement, text, etc. that supplies information |
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specific |
special, precise, and particular |
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status |
the position of an individual or thing in relation to other individuals or things especially within society |
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strategy |
the plan or method of achieving a set goal |
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structure |
anything composed of parts arranged together in some way; an organization |
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sufficient |
good enough |
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symbol |
a representation of a deeper meaning in a text |
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systems |
an organization plan or parts intended to work and function together |
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unique |
different or special |
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valid |
producing a desired result, effective |
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validity |
legally effective, founded on proof |
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vary |
to show differences to alter or change the form of something |
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verify |
to prove to be true or to confirm |