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Mots Roulette

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GP-ASVersion en ligne Key concepts par Guadalupe A B C D E F G H I J M N O P R S T U V X Starts with A A point of view or a claim that is supported by reasons and evidence Starts with B Showing only one side of an argument, often unfairly, by using strong language or ignoring alternative viewpoints. Starts with C To analyze and state what is similar and/or different between two or more sources or perspectives. Starts with D To state what something is like by giving key details, but without explaining why or how it happens. Starts with E Facts, statistics, information, or expert opinions that give a reason to believe something is true and support an argument. Starts with F Information or something known to have happened or existed that can be strictly proven true. Starts with G To give an answer to a question when you do not have all the facts and cannot be certain if you are correct. Starts with H An idea or explanation for something that is based on known facts but has not yet been formally proved. Starts with I To pick out the correct answer or main issue precisely from the provided text or data. Starts with J A decision or opinion formed about someone or something after thinking very carefully about it. Contains M The term used for the glossary of specific instruction words (like State, Explain, Evaluate) that tell you how to answer exam questions. Starts with N A credibility criterion that assesses whether a source is unbiased, impartial, and does not unfairly take sides. Starts with O A thought or belief about something or someone that may not be true for everyone. Starts with P A statement about what you think is likely to happen in the future based on clues or trends from text or data. Starts with R A cause, explanation, or motive given to justify or clarify why something happens. Starts with S The activity of guessing possible answers to a question without having enough concrete information to be certain Starts with T A formal statement of rules on which a subject of study is based, or ideas suggested to explain a specific fact or event. Starts with U A term used to describe a source, evidence, or argument that cannot be trusted or depended on because it lacks credibility criteria. Starts with V A credibility criterion that looks at whether a person or organization has a personal, financial, or political stake in the outcome, which might influence their neutrality. Contains X A key credibility criterion based on the specialized knowledge, skills, or experience that a source has in a specific subject.

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Key concepts

par Guadalupe

Starts with A

A point of view or a claim that is supported by reasons and evidence

Starts with B

Showing only one side of an argument, often unfairly, by using strong language or ignoring alternative viewpoints.

Starts with C

To analyze and state what is similar and/or different between two or more sources or perspectives.

Starts with D

To state what something is like by giving key details, but without explaining why or how it happens.

Starts with E

Facts, statistics, information, or expert opinions that give a reason to believe something is true and support an argument.

Starts with F

Information or something known to have happened or existed that can be strictly proven true.

Starts with G

To give an answer to a question when you do not have all the facts and cannot be certain if you are correct.

Starts with H

An idea or explanation for something that is based on known facts but has not yet been formally proved.

Starts with I

To pick out the correct answer or main issue precisely from the provided text or data.

Starts with J

A decision or opinion formed about someone or something after thinking very carefully about it.

Contains M

The term used for the glossary of specific instruction words (like State, Explain, Evaluate) that tell you how to answer exam questions.

Starts with N

A credibility criterion that assesses whether a source is unbiased, impartial, and does not unfairly take sides.

Starts with O

A thought or belief about something or someone that may not be true for everyone.

Starts with P

A statement about what you think is likely to happen in the future based on clues or trends from text or data.

Starts with R

A cause, explanation, or motive given to justify or clarify why something happens.

Starts with S

The activity of guessing possible answers to a question without having enough concrete information to be certain

Starts with T

A formal statement of rules on which a subject of study is based, or ideas suggested to explain a specific fact or event.

Starts with U

A term used to describe a source, evidence, or argument that cannot be trusted or depended on because it lacks credibility criteria.

Starts with V

A credibility criterion that looks at whether a person or organization has a personal, financial, or political stake in the outcome, which might influence their neutrality.

Contains X

A key credibility criterion based on the specialized knowledge, skills, or experience that a source has in a specific subject.

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par Guadalupe

Starts with A

A point of view or a claim that is supported by reasons and evidence

Starts with B

Showing only one side of an argument, often unfairly, by using strong language or ignoring alternative viewpoints.

Starts with C

To analyze and state what is similar and/or different between two or more sources or perspectives.

Starts with D

To state what something is like by giving key details, but without explaining why or how it happens.

Starts with E

Facts, statistics, information, or expert opinions that give a reason to believe something is true and support an argument.

Starts with F

Information or something known to have happened or existed that can be strictly proven true.

Starts with G

To give an answer to a question when you do not have all the facts and cannot be certain if you are correct.

Starts with H

An idea or explanation for something that is based on known facts but has not yet been formally proved.

Starts with I

To pick out the correct answer or main issue precisely from the provided text or data.

Starts with J

A decision or opinion formed about someone or something after thinking very carefully about it.

Contains M

The term used for the glossary of specific instruction words (like State, Explain, Evaluate) that tell you how to answer exam questions.

Starts with N

A credibility criterion that assesses whether a source is unbiased, impartial, and does not unfairly take sides.

Starts with O

A thought or belief about something or someone that may not be true for everyone.

Starts with P

A statement about what you think is likely to happen in the future based on clues or trends from text or data.

Starts with R

A cause, explanation, or motive given to justify or clarify why something happens.

Starts with S

The activity of guessing possible answers to a question without having enough concrete information to be certain

Starts with T

A formal statement of rules on which a subject of study is based, or ideas suggested to explain a specific fact or event.

Starts with U

A term used to describe a source, evidence, or argument that cannot be trusted or depended on because it lacks credibility criteria.

Starts with V

A credibility criterion that looks at whether a person or organization has a personal, financial, or political stake in the outcome, which might influence their neutrality.

Contains X

A key credibility criterion based on the specialized knowledge, skills, or experience that a source has in a specific subject.