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EOC Terms RCR

1-50 EOC Terms

QuestionDefinition
Imply To suggest without directly stating it.
Affect The way something creates a response in the reader.
Compare To examine the similarities and differences.
Contrast To examine the differences.
Referring to/Refer Directing attention to something already mentioned.
Elaborate To add information to improve understanding.
Effect The result.
Infer or Conclude To use the selection and what you know about the world to "Read between the lines."
Justify To defend or prove a response.
Predict To estimate (guess) future events based upon present and past information.
Indicates Point outs or shows.
Summarize To restate the main points in a brief manner.
Details The specific parts of a whole.
Evidence Something that serves to illustrate or prove.
Consequence A result (usually negative).
Fact A statement that can be proven.
Suggest Put forth as a possibility.
Significance Importance.
Excerpt Part of a written work.
Position A person's point of view or attitude toward a topic.
Correlation Something that shows a relationship between two things.
Critical Points out the negative, against.
Ridicule To make fun of something.
Purpose Goal, reason that you do something.
Persuade To try to change someone's opinion on an issue.
Demonstrates To show clearly, to prove with evidence.
Emphasizes/Highlights Draws attention to, points out.
Achieved/Achieves To reach, accomplish.
Determine To decide, to conclude.
Incident An individual event, a specific moment.
Influence/Influenced To have an impact or effect on something or someone.
Impact Result or effect on something.
Expresses Shows, illustrates.
Additional Extra.
Characterize To show what someone's personality is like.
Suggest To introduce, to bring to mind, to mention.
Convey To communicate, to show.
Context The surrounding events(usually fiction) or the surrounding sentences and words (usually nonfiction)
Sentimental Emotional attachment, romantic, tear-jerking.
Lighthearted Carefree, not stressed, happy-go-lucky, merry, jolly, not serious.
Sarcastic Mocking, scornful, says the opposite of what is meant, witty.
Optimistic Anticipating only the best to happen, hopeful, positive, cheerful outlook.
Regret/Remorseful To be sorry for.
Mocking Imitate, mimic, make fun of.
Objective Expressing or dealing with facts or conditions including opinions.
Puzzled Confused, disoriented, baffled.
Celebratory Happy about the outcome.
Vague Not clearly expressed or defined.
Nostalgic Thinking about the past and wishing things were still the way they use to be.
Sympathetic To feel bad for those involved.
Created by: Cassidyray32
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