College Prep Genius - Acronyms

College Prep Genius - Acronyms

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Section 1

(31 cards)

MEAN

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(M)ath (E)quations (A)verage (N)umber

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ER

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(E)laborate thesis - sum up how he/she PERSUADED THE AUDIENCE (R)azzle-dazzle - Leave a final impression of how the paper effectively SUPPORTED CLAIMS with either an emotion from the essay or a strong piece of evidence from it summarizing the 3 types of evidence used

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MEDIAN

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(M)iddle (E)xact (D)igit (I)n-between (A)ll (N)umbers

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USE p78 text Passage Based Reading

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(U)nderline key elements (S)ubstitute (E)ach answer choice in sentence

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POWER

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(P)ull the first argument - find the first argument, and cite the IDEAS EXPRESSED (O)bservation - show what the author uses to back up that claim (W)ord choice - good vocabulary word (E)xpound - add details to why the citation works (R)esult - explain how it relates to being persuasive

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ROMAN wkbk p30 Math

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(R)emember to IGNORE Segment 2 (O)perate the question from every angle (M)ark ALL correct answers on Segment 1 (A)nalyze answers marked (N)ow match Segment 1 answers with Segment 2

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ABCDE wkbk p58 Sentence Error

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(A)lways read entire sentence (B)oot out prepositional phrases (C)ircle subject/underline verb (D)raw arrow from underlined words to its modifier (E)rror found

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FUL

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(F)resh example - use a new citation from the paper (U)seful outcome - explain how the citation relates to the "pulled" argument and how it fits with the argument and CONNECTS EVIDENCE (L)anguage choice - use a good vocabulary word

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BICEPS

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(B)uilds argument (I)deas expressed (C)onnect evidence (E)laborate facts (P)ersuade audience (S)upport claims

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READ p44 text

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(R)ead all the answer choices (E)liminate obvious wrong ones first (A)dd each answer choice into the question (D)etermine the right answer and mark it confidently

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CHART

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(C)arefully read the question (H)ighlight/circle data requirements (A)nalyze points on chart plane (R)eview crossing points of circles (T)he intersecting points is the answer

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SPOT wkbk p58 Sentence Error

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(S)ubject-verb agreement (P)repositional phrase rule-out (O)bjective/subective case (T)ense

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RESTATE

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(R)eview answers-draw straight line (E)xamine underline part with pencil length (S)hortest answer/suffixes/short words usually right (T)ry answer in sentence (if not) (A)pply INSIDE ANSWERS rules (T)otally restates best (E)xposed answer!

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EASY wkbk p30 Math

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(E)xamine the question logically (A)sking what? Circle it! (S)et up the problem (Y)ou write the rule

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REVISE

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(R)ead only what is necessary - before/after 1st and last lines and title (E)liminate unsubstantiated answers (V)ersion must be the best (I)nsert info if justified by passage - Delete if not (S)pecific questions need specific support (E)ffective and accurate is the answer

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DUAL p82 text Passage Based Reading

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(D)o each passage and its questions one at a time (U)nderline main themes in each passage (A)nswer must match correct passages (L)eave both passage questions until the end

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SON p68 text Passage Based Reading

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(S)trong (O)pinionated (N)egative

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PASSAGE p80 text Passage Based Reading

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(P) (A) }these questions till the end (S) (S) (A)dd the essential reading (G)o over circled portions and corresponding answers (E)very word should match the tone

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PAP

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(P)ress the argument - tie the two previous examples together with one more support the author cites (A)nalyze - ELABORATE FACTS of how the arguments appeal to the pathos, ethos or the logic of a person to persuade their point (P)olish - make it sound good

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WORD wkbk p58 Sentence Error

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(W)rong/faulty comparison (O)mitted word (R)eview "ing" words (D)ouble negative

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COAT p73 text Passage Based Reading

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(C)ompletely irrelevant information (O)bscure information (A)dditional information (T)otally contradictory information

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COMMAND

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(C)ircle both questions together (O)mit reading the second question (M)eticuously read 1st questions (M)ark matching keywords in both (A)bolish obvious wrong answers (N)ow read remaining lines in 2nd question (D)iscover answer for both questions

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PRO BLEM wkbk p58 Sentence Error

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(PRO) noun problem (B)ut... Also (compariatives) (L)ogically parallel (E)ither... or/neither.. nor (M)odifier

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COMPLETION p95

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(C)lassify unknown words (O)perate teh Positive/Negative Test (M)agnify KEY elements (P)redict blank(s) - positive or negative (L)ook at the answer choices (E)liminate wrong flow answer choices (T)ry the second blank first (I)dentify the correct answer (O)nly one restates (N)ow it is an exact fit

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HOT

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(H)ook - grab their attention by citing an amazing claim or fact from the introduction paragraph (O)verview - give a thesis sentence that firmly explains what you will be discussing from the essay, including who the author intended to read the essay (T)hree citations - impress the judges by focusing on three ways the author conveys (BUILDS) his/her argument, such as citing a study, a survey and a quote the author uses in their essay

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MATH wkbk p30 Math

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(M)ake new diagrams (A)dd in all information (T)est answers from C (H)idden pattern exposed

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AID wkbk p58 Sentence Error

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(A)wkward (I)diom (D)iction problem

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ANSWERS

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(A)mong/Between/Into (N)ot only/but also; Neither/nor-Either/Or (S)ubject/Verb agreement (W)ho Rules (E)ffect/Affect; Access/Excess (R)edundancy (S)tructurally sound

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MODE

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(M)ost (O)ften (D)igit (E)xposed

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INSIDE

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(I) (I-N-G) words (N)otwithstanding Words Defined (S)ubstitute words (I)diom problems (D)ash and comma rules (E)xchanged words

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CITATION p77 text Passage Based Reading

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(C)ircle the citation in the passage (I)dentify nouns/verbs - circle them (T)erminate wrong answers first (A)dditional info (T)otally contradictory (I)relevant info (O)bscure info (N)ote the one that restates

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