iLearn Vocabulary - Cite, Analyze, Compare

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Citing evidence from a text by using quotation marks is considered plagiarism.

False

The word 'analyze' means to examine something in detail without explaining it.

False

To compare two things, one should show how they are different.

False

The word 'evaluate' is a synonym of 'analyze'.

True

To infer something means to make a conclusion without evidence.

False

The word 'demonstrate' means to show understanding or explain something with evidence or examples.

True

What does it mean to 'cite' evidence from a text?

To use quotation marks to show the exact words from the text

Which of the following best describes the meaning of the word 'analyze'?

To examine something in detail and explain it

What is the relationship between the words 'compare' and 'contrast'?

Comparing shows how things are the same, while contrasting shows how they are different

What does it mean to 'evaluate' something?

To determine the value or quality of something

What is the relationship between the words 'infer' and 'conclude'?

They are synonyms that mean the same thing

What does it mean to 'demonstrate' understanding of a topic?

To show understanding or explain a topic using evidence or examples

Test your knowledge of key vocabulary words related to academic writing. Understand the importance of citing evidence, analyzing information, and comparing different elements. Be prepared to identify synonyms and examples of these terms.

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