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Common Core Vocabulary Test
Tests the words most often found on the Smarter Balanced Test.
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Write your first name.
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Write your last name.
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Write the teacher's last name.
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What period is this?
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analyze
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Note, quote, refer to, point out.
Find value, judge, appraise
Break something down into parts.
Find differences between two or more things.
Express clearly
Find likeness between two or more things.
articulate
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Note, quote, refer to, point out.
Find value, judge, appraise
Break something down into parts.
Find differences between two or more things.
Express clearly
Find likeness between two or more things.
cite
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Note, quote, refer to, point out.
Find value, judge, appraise
Break something down into parts.
Find differences between two or more things.
Express clearly
Find likeness between two or more things.
compare
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Note, quote, refer to, point out.
Find value, judge, appraise
Break something down into parts.
Find differences between two or more things.
Express clearly
Find likeness between two or more things.
evaluate
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Note, quote, refer to, point out.
Find value, judge, appraise
Break something down into parts.
Find differences between two or more things.
Express clearly
Find likeness between two or more things.
contrast
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Note, quote, refer to, point out.
Find value, judge, appraise
Break something down into parts.
Find differences between two or more things.
Express clearly
Find likeness between two or more things.
support
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Making up your mind based on evidence
Tell in your own words.
Hold up, prove, help
Relating what you read to something else you know.
Conclude, decide, choose
The association that a word brings to mind: emotion.
conclusion
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Making up your mind based on evidence
Tell in your own words.
Hold up, prove, help
Relating what you read to something else you know.
Conclude, decide, choose
The association that a word brings to mind: emotion.
connections
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Making up your mind based on evidence
Tell in your own words.
Hold up, prove, help
Relating what you read to something else you know.
Conclude, decide, choose
The association that a word brings to mind: emotion.
connotative language
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Making up your mind based on evidence
Tell in your own words.
Hold up, prove, help
Relating what you read to something else you know.
Conclude, decide, choose
The association that a word brings to mind: emotion.
describe
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Making up your mind based on evidence
Tell in your own words.
Hold up, prove, help
Relating what you read to something else you know.
Conclude, decide, choose
The association that a word brings to mind: emotion.
determine
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Making up your mind based on evidence
Tell in your own words.
Hold up, prove, help
Relating what you read to something else you know.
Conclude, decide, choose
The association that a word brings to mind: emotion.
evidence
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Details that support an assumption.
A direct comparison using like or as.
Words in a row with the same initial consonant sound.
Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment.
Details that support an assumption.
Knowledge on which to base a belief. Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment. Details that support an assumption.
explain
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Details that support an assumption.
A direct comparison using like or as.
Tell about something so people understand it.
Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment.
Details that support an assumption.
Knowledge on which to base a belief. Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment. Details that support an assumption.
figurative language
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Details that support an assumption.
A direct comparison using like or as.
Words in a row with the same initial consonant sound.
Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment.
Details that support an assumption.
Changes the literal meaning to make a meaning fresh or clearer.
simile
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Details that support an assumption.
A direct comparison using like or as.
Words in a row with the same initial consonant sound.
Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment.
Details that support an assumption.
Knowledge on which to base a belief. Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment. Details that support an assumption.
metaphor
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
An indirect comparison that does not use like or as.
A direct comparison using like or as.
Words in a row with the same initial consonant sound.
Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment.
Details that support an assumption.
Knowledge on which to base a belief. Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment. Details that support an assumption.
alliteration
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Details that support an assumption.
A direct comparison using like or as.
Words in a row with the same initial consonant sound.
Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment.
Details that support an assumption.
Knowledge on which to base a belief. Facts or information helpful in forming a conclusion or judgment. Details that support an assumption.
point of view
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
The vantage point from which a story is told.
Language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect on its audience. The art of writing of speaking effectively.
Put together, combine
Describe what you have found out
A fancy poetry word for paragraph.
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite
rhetoric
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect on its audience. The art of writing of speaking effectively.
A fancy poetry word for paragraph.
Put together, combine
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite
Describe what you have found out
The vantage point from which a story is told.
integrate
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
A fancy poetry word for paragraph.
Language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect on its audience. The art of writing of speaking effectively.
Put together, combine
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite
Describe what you have found out
The vantage point from which a story is told.
interpret
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect on its audience. The art of writing of speaking effectively.
A fancy poetry word for paragraph.
Put together, combine
Describe what you have found out
The vantage point from which a story is told.
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite
stanza
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
A fancy poetry word for paragraph.
Language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect on its audience. The art of writing of speaking effectively.
Put together, combine
Describe what you have found out
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite
The vantage point from which a story is told.
identify
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
Language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect on its audience. The art of writing of speaking effectively.
Put together, combine
Describe what you have found out
The vantage point from which a story is told.
A fancy poetry word for paragraph.
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite
structure
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
How the information within a written text is organized
The author’s attitude or outlook
The way the author makes the reader feel.
A reason or set of reasons that something is true.
Elaborate or expand in detail
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite
analogy
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Pick the definition below that matches the word above.
How the information within a written text is organized
The author’s attitude or outlook
A similarity between like features of two things.
A reason or set of reasons that something is true.
Elaborate or expand in detail
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite
tone
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A reason or set of reasons that something is true.
The author's attitude or outlook.
Elaborate or expand in detail.
The way the author makes the reader feel.
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite.
How the information within a written text is organized.
mood
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A reason or set of reasons that something is true.
The author's attitude or outlook.
Elaborate or expand in detail.
The way the author makes the reader feel.
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite.
How the information within a written text is organized.
argument
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The author's attitude or outlook.
Elaborate or expand in detail.
The way the author makes the reader feel.
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite.
How the information within a written text is organized.
A reason or set of reasons that something is true.
develop
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A reason or set of reasons that something is true.
The author's attitude or outlook.
Elaborate or expand in detail.
The way the author makes the reader feel.
Isolate, point out, find, discover, cite.
How the information within a written text is organized.
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