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Analyze
a) Break it down, down, down and then explain what you found, found, found
b) aardvarks
c) combine and simplify
d) push all your ideas together on one pile

Articulate
a) to say it well, be as clear as a bell
b) anacondas
c) mutter and whishper
d) talk really fast so no one can understand you

Cite
a) Shout it out give an author credit; put the word out
b) civets
c) take credit for someone else's work
d) plagiarize

Compare
a) find the things that are the same; see how many you can name
b) coyote
c) find all the differences
d) write a summary

Contrast
a) find the things that are NOT the same; see how many you can name
b) cockroach
c) find the things that are the same
d) write a summary

Comprehend
a) what does this mean, can you see it, can you dig it
b) kittens
c) no clear understanding
d) confusion

Delineate
a) use words to show, 1,2,3, what you know
b) dingos
c) summarize
d) combine everything into one sentence

Demonstrate
a) Show me what you know; make it plain, ready? Set. Go!
b) dragons
c) no sharing of ideas
d) keeping all the information to yourself

Describe
a) Tell me all about it. Write it, share it, or even shout it!
b) dinosaurs
c) summarize your ideas
d) Not making a clear picture of what you want to say

Determine
a) think of this and you will find that you have made up your mind
b) deermouse
c) text that causes confusion
d) Not asking good questions

Develop
a) explain elaborate make your writing really great
b) dogs
c) no explanation and unclear writing
d) leaving the reader with questions

Distinguish
a) right from the very start, decide, discriminate, and tell apart
b) dolphins
c) to combine and push ideas together
d) To NOT separate or explain each part

Evaluate
a) I do this because I'm the judge! I value, critique, appraise without a grudge
b) elephants
c) to create a biased opinion
d) to persuade using judgement and criticism

Explain
a) tell me about it, what does the author mean, use your words and make it plain
b) zebras
c) use lots of confusing words
d) make the meaning unclear

Identify
a) this is to detect important information from the text
b) iguanas
c) random map of unrelated ideas
d) summary of information

Infer
a) Read between the lines, see what you can find!
b) inchworms
c) use facts to find the answers
d) right there information

Organize
a) Arrange your thoughts, get it done! This makes time to have more fun
b) orangutans
c) create a complete mess so you can't find anything
d) scatter your ideas throughout your writing to make the reader search for your meaning

Refer
a) mention specific information indicate ideas that need attention
b) rodents
c) insert your opinions randomly
d) the guy at football games that blows a whistle if a rule is broken

Support
a) Strengthen what you say. Prove your thoughts in additional ways.
b) snow leopards
c) not support or prove your ideas
d) just make up information so the words look good on paper

Paraphrase
a) take the words the authors say, make it easier say it your way
b) penguins
c) using the exact words from the text
d) plagiarism

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