Direction Words: Lets Prepare for the Unit Test

Direction
Words
Let’s prepare for
the Unit Test
In your composition class, the
instructor asks you to show how the
modes of narration and description
are alike and how they are different.
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In your composition class, the
instructor asks you to show how the
modes of narration and description
are alike and how they are different.
Compare
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In a political science class, you are asked
to give your judgment of the good points
of the electoral college system while also
acknowledging limitations.
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In a political science class, you are asked
to give your judgment of the good points
of the electoral college system while also
acknowledging limitations.
Criticize
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Your Learning Strategies instructor
would like for you to point out
differences between your study habits
now and your study habits at the
beginning of the semester.
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Your Learning Strategies instructor
would like for you to point out
differences between your study habits
now and your study habits at the
beginning of the semester.
Contrast
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In an algebra class, the professor
asks you to give the meaning of the
term “slope.”
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In an algebra class, the professor
asks you to give the meaning of the
term “slope.”
Define
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In a literature class, the professor asks
students to depict in detail the setting of
the novel The Floating Opera by giving
particular details.
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In a literature class, the professor asks
students to depict in detail the setting of
the novel The Floating Opera by giving
particular details.
Describe
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An aerospace instructor asks students to
give a detailed analysis (both pros and
cons) of the reasons NASA was faced by
problems during the 1980’s.
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An aerospace instructor asks students to
give a detailed analysis (both pros and
cons) of the reasons NASA was faced by
problems during the 1980’s.
Discuss
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Your Learning Strategies instructor
asks you to discuss the advantages
and disadvantages of using the Label
in the Margin system for reading
textbooks.
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Your Learning Strategies instructor
asks you to discuss the advantages
and disadvantages of using the Label
in the Margin system for reading
textbooks.
Evaluate
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Your political science professor asks you
to discuss the steps that led to the
resignation of Richard Nixon and what the
consequences were for the Republican
party.
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Your political science professor asks
you to discuss the steps that led to
the resignation of Richard Nixon and
what the consequences were for the
Republican party.
Cause and Effect
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Your nursing professor asks
you to give concrete
illustrations of the effects of
smoking on human health.
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Your nursing professor asks
you to give concrete
illustrations of the effects of
smoking on human health.
Give an Example
(Illustrate also acceptable)
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Your Physical Fitness teacher would
like for you to give an example to
show the link between aerobic
conditioning and good health.
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Your Physical Fitness teacher would
like for you to give an example to
show the link between aerobic
conditioning and good health.
Illustrate
Give an example is also acceptable
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An education professor wants you to
prove or give reasons why teachers
should use the “whole language”
method of teaching reading.
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An education professor wants you to
prove or give reasons why teachers
should use the “whole language”
method of teaching reading.
Justify
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Your psychology professor wants you
to demonstrate how Freud’s theories of
childhood development interconnect
with Jung’s theories.
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Your psychology professor wants you
to demonstrate how Freud’s theories of
childhood development interconnect
with Jung’s theories.
Relate
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Your biology professor asks you to
organize and bring together the
main points regarding the process
of photosynthesis.
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Your biology professor asks you to
organize and bring together the
main points regarding the process
of photosynthesis.
Summarize
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Your history professor wants you to
use facts to prove that the South was
technologically unprepared to win the
Civil War.
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Your history professor wants you to
use facts to prove that the South was
technologically unprepared to win the
Civil War.
Support
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Your music history professor asks you
to briefly discuss the main composers
of the Jazz Age from beginning to end.
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Your music history professor asks you
to briefly discuss the main composers
of the Jazz Age from beginning to end.
Trace
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