Decoding LEQ and DBQ Prompts Meaning

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Evaluate the extent to which

Explaining why with reasoning and evidence how much of it is true? (A little, a lot, or in between?)

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Evaluate the relative importance

Which cause or factor matters most? Rank them.

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Assess the validity

Is this statement true or false? Explain why.

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Analyze

Break it down into parts and explain each part.

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Compare

What is the same and what is different?

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Contrast

What is different?

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Explain

Tell how or why something happened.

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To what extent

Focusing on the degree of the topic, how much of it is true? (Mostly true, partly true, or not true?)

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Discuss

Give details and consider different sides.

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Describe

Tell what happened or what something is like. Characteristics.

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Justify

Give reasons to support your answer.

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Support your answer

Give evidence and reasons.

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Identify

Name or list.

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Trace

Show the steps or sequence of events.

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Assess

Judge how important or effective something is.

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Account for

Explain why something happened.

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Defend or refute

Agree with or argue against.

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Synthesize

Combine information from different sources or ideas.

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Illustrate

Give examples.

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Summarize

Give the main points briefly.

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You should restate part of the LEQ/DBQ prompt, for example, if it tells you to “Evaluate the extent to which…” you can then say “The Cherokee to a great extent were resourceful due to…” This involves paraphrasing the prompt to clarify the focus of your argument.

Restate the prompt.