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arrangement of events from the most important to least important
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type of argument that are the opposite to the writers thesis statement
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details based on research or investigation
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explain similarities and differences between two or more objects, events or ideas
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breakdown and scrutinize information to understand the true nature of the concepts
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to reason from detailed facts to general principles
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clarify an idea or concept
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group of people watching or listening to a performance or reading a published work
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examine an object, idea or event and offer an appraisal
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put information into your own words and use examples
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to reason from general information to particular information; from cause to effect
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establish an idea is correct by using logic and sufficient evidence
