What does delineate mean? (1 point)
• to get out of line
• to break down
• to put off
• to delete
• to delete
What is a reader doing when they are delineating an argument? (1 point)
• analyzing the claim and evidence
• revising the claim and evidence
• recommending the claim and evidence
• peer reviewing the claim and evidence
• analyzing the claim and evidence
What is an opposing claim? (1 point)
• facts that support a claim
• an introduction to a claim
• a claim supporting the author's claim
• a claim countering the author's claim
• a claim countering the author's claim
How can text features help the reader delineate an author's argument? (1 point)
• Text features interest the reader.
• Text features prove the author is lying to the reader.
• Text features persuade the reader.
• Text features reveal the main points to the reader.
• Text features reveal the main points to the reader.
Which statement is an example of a good piece of evidence? (1 point)
• My family owns a dog.
• In a recent study, only 12% of students enjoy volunteering.
• I believe our local football team is the best.
• Yellow is a calming color.
• In a recent study, only 12% of students enjoy volunteering.
To determine the meaning of a word, you can consult a dictionary. One reliable source is the Merriam-Webster dictionary, which you can access online. Here's how you can find the definition of "delineate" using this dictionary:
1. Open your web browser and go to the Merriam-Webster website (www.merriam-webster.com).
2. In the search bar, type "delineate" and press Enter or click the search icon.
3. On the results page, you should see the word "delineate" listed. Click on it to view the full entry.
4. The definition of "delineate" will be displayed, along with any relevant examples, usage notes, and synonyms.
According to Merriam-Webster, the definition of "delineate" is "to describe, portray, or set forth with accuracy or in detail." It does not mean "to get out of line," "to break down," "to put off," or "to delete."