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Bloom's Verbs in Context 3
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Can you DISTINGUISH between these two shades of blue?
DISTINGUISH: To recognize or identify as different or distinct from something else.
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Can you APPROXIMATE the number of jelly beans in the jar without counting them individually?
APPROXIMATE: To make an estimate or guess that is close to the actual amount.
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What steps must we take to ENSURE that everyone has access to clean water?
ENSURE: To make certain that something will happen or be the case; to guarantee or safeguard.
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How would you DEFEND your opinion in a debate?
DEFEND: To protect or support someone or something against attack, criticism, or challenge.
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How can you ANIMATE this story to make it more engaging?
ANIMATE: To make something lively or full of energy.
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What does the INDEX at the back of the textbook help you find?
INDEX: A list of words or topics with page numbers, helping you find information in a book or document.
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Can you CORRELATE the data from these two graphs?
CORRELATE: To establish a mutual or reciprocal relationship between two or more things.
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How do you CONVERT inches to centimeters?
CONVERT: To change something from one form, purpose, or system to another.
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Can you DEMONSTRATE how to solve this math problem step by step?
DEMONSTRATE: To show or make something clear by giving evidence or proof.
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Do the events in the story CORRESPOND to historical facts?
CORRESPOND: To have a close similarity, equivalence, or relationship with something else.
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What can we EXTRAPOLATE from the current trends about future sales figures?
EXTRAPOLATE: To infer or estimate something based on known information or data, often by projecting it into the future.
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Can you IDENTIFY the main characters in the story?
IDENTIFY: To recognize, distinguish, or name something accurately.
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How do you PLOT the trajectory of a projectile in a physics experiment?
PLOT: To graphically represent or chart the trajectory or path of a projectile in a physics experiment.
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What is your CRITIQUE of this painting?
CRITIQUE: To evaluate or analyze something, such as a work of art or literature, in a detailed and critical way.
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Over time, the value of cars tends to DEPRECIATE.
DEPRECIATE: To decrease in value over time, often used in the context of assets like cars or equipment.
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Is it fair to GENERALIZE about people based on stereotypes?
GENERALIZE: To make a broad statement or conclusion that applies to a wide range of situations or cases.
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Can you INCORPORATE feedback from your peers into your presentation?
INCORPORATE: To include or add something as part of a whole.
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Can you DEBUG this program to fix the errors before we launch it?
DEBUG: To identify and remove errors or defects from something, such as a computer program.
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Can you DETECT any changes in the experiment's results?
DETECT: To discover or identify something, especially something that is hidden or not easily noticeable.
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What steps would you take to ASSEMBLE the parts of this model airplane?
ASSEMBLE: To put together or build something from its parts.
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Can you SUMMARIZE the main arguments of the debate?
SUMMARIZE: To briefly explain or condense the main points or arguments of a text or discussion.
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How do organisms INTERACT with their environment?
INTERACT: To communicate or work together with others.
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What methods would you use to VERIFY the accuracy of a mathematical calculation?
VERIFY: To check or confirm the correctness or accuracy of something, typically by investigation or examination.
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What criteria would you use to RATE the effectiveness of a new teaching method?
RATE: To assess or evaluate the effectiveness or quality of something based on specific criteria.
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