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Page 1: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

12 Powerful Words 12 Powerful Words

Page 2: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

12 Powerful 12 Powerful Words Words

Help all students:To better understand what each question means

To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

To relieve test anxietyTo achieve better on tests

Page 3: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

TraceTrace

Example: Using the paragraph, trace the steps of cell mitosis.

List in 1, 2, 3 orderList in stepsSequence

Page 4: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

AnalyzeAnalyze

Example: Which of the following analyzes how the author used personification?

Break apartThink throughBreak into pieces

Page 5: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

Infer Infer Example: In the story, infer how

Red Riding Hood felt when she realize the wolf was Grandma?

Read between the lines

What do you think?

Page 6: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

Evaluate Evaluate Example: Evaluate the value of x

in this equation.Judge its worth

Page 7: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

Formulate Formulate Example: Formulate an opinion

about this issue and express it in a short paragraph.

Come up withPlan

Page 8: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

Describe Describe

Example: Which of the following best describes the author’s mood?

Tell in your own wordsWho, What, When, Where, Why,

How

Page 9: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

SupportSupportExample: Which of the

following sentences best supports the main idea.

Back up with detailsTell whyHow do you know?

Page 10: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

ExplainExplainExample: Based on this

paragraph, explain how viruses spread from one person to another.

Tell howWho, What, When, Where,

Why, How

Page 11: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

SummarizeSummarizeExample: Which of the following

best summarizes the story?Give me the short version

Page 12: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

CompareCompareExample: Compare the

government of Great Britain to the governments of the United States.

How are they the sameAlike

Page 13: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

ContrastContrast

Example: Contrast the government of the United States and Cuba.

How are they different?

Page 14: 12 Powerful Words. Help all students: To better understand what each question means To become familiar with words that require higher order thinking skills

Predict Predict Example: In a short

paragraph, predict how the story will end.

What will happen nextWhat will happen in the

future?

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ResourcesResources 12 Powerful Words Poems & Rap 12 Powerful Words (and quiz) 12 Powerful Words Flashcards 12 Powerful Words That Increase Test Scores Twelve Test Words that Trip Up Students 12 Powerful Words Quiz 12 Powerful Words Flashcards 12 Powerful Words Printable Flashcards Online Resources Larry Bell’s Directions Larry Bell Presentation 12 Powerful Words Bookmarks Unraavel A Math Problem Unraavel Reading Unraaveling A Paragraph 12 Powerful Words Posters