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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 clarify | (verb) to make something clear or easier to understand Synonym: clear |
| connect | (verb) to realize that a fact, event, or person is related to another; to join two or more things together Synonym: associate |
| evaluate | (verb) to decide how good, valuable, or successful something is Synonyms: value, rank |
| clarify (sentence) | Can you __________ the difference between "they're" and "their"? |
| connect (sentence) | My best friend and I _________ on many levels because we have so many things in common. |
| evaluate (sentence) | You should be able to ________ your own performance. |
| infer | (verb) to think that something is true because of information that you have Synonyms: deduce, conclude |
| infer (sentence) | I can _______ a lot from her facial expression. |
| predict | (verb) to say what you think will happen next Synonyms: foresee, guess, forecast |
| predict (sentence) | Who do you _________ will win the next Superbowl? |
| purpose | (noun,verb) what something is intended for Synonyms: intent, end, objective |
| purpose (sentence) | Setting a __________ for your reading is an important part of the reading process. |
| question | (noun,verb) seek information; wonder whether something is true, good, worthwhile, etc. Synonyms: doubt, inquiry, ask |
| questions (sentence) | Asking ___________ is a sign of intelligence. |
| strategy | (noun) a planned series of actions for achieving something Synonyms: plan, procedure, method |
| strategies (sentence) | Effective readers use lots of different comprehension ___________ before, during, and after they read. |
| summarize | (verb) give the important information about something without giving all the details Synonym: retell |
| summary (sentence) | Your _________ did not include the important information about why the cat had peg legs. |
| visualize | (verb) form a picture in your mind from what you're reading. Synonyms: imagine, see |
| visualize (sentence) | I tried to ____________ the painting while he described it. |
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