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Compare
To point out similarities; to examine two or more objects and consider the likenesses. (If used without “contrast,” it can mean both similarities AND differences.)
Contrast
To point out differences, to examine two or more objects and consider the differences
Identify
To name, list, and give an example
Explain
To tell how to do, give the meaning of, or explain why, give reasons for
Describe
To give a picture or characteristics of something in words
Summarize
To tell the main idea, tell the beginning, middle, and end
Support
To back up or prove your answer with evidence or details
Provide
To make available for use or consideration, to supply something useful or necessary
Evaluate
To judge the condition of something in a careful and thoughtful way; tell the good and the bad
Differentiate
To see or state the differences between two or more things (Distinguish = same meaning)
Predict
To say that something will or might happen in the future
Perform
To carry out, accomplish, or complete a task or action
Analyze
To study something closely and carefully, especially information; to learn the relationship of the parts
Justify
To give good reasons for; defend; prove or show something to be right or reasonable
Claim
A statement that is open to challenge; an answer to a question
Evidence
The body of facts or information that indicates whether a statement is true or valid
Pose
To present a problem; ask or suggest a question
Interpret
To explain or provide the meaning of something; understand something clearly or precisely
Propose
To suggest an idea or plan for consideration or discussion
Indicate
To point out or show; to state briefly; to direct attention to
Apply
To put something to use, especially for a specific purpose or task