Key Words and

On the test, underline key words and decide which questions you want to do first. Remember, you do not have to do the essay questions in order in your answer booklet. Just be sure to number all of your essays properly. 

Never very articulate himself, but responsive to the articulateness of others. Pollock had—at least since his first one-man show— frequently encouraged the people close to him, those whose sensitivity he trusted, to free-associate verbally around the completed work. From their responses, from key words and phrases, he often, though not always, chose his titles— typically vague, metaphorical, or poetic. He thought of... 

Often the assignment will tell you exactly what is wanted in the essay. You just have to identify the key words and provide the information requested. Use the direction words to guide your writing. What are direction words They include words, such as describe, explain, discuss, compare— you ve probably seen them in lots of writing assignments. 

Read the question. Take note of key words and directions, in this case, shortest legal route. You are responding to a fire alarm, so the starting point must be the fire station. The hospital has two entrances, one on Second Avenue and another on Third Avenue. You are being asked to go from the entrance of the fire station to the Third Avenue entrance of the hospital using the shortest legal route. 

On the computer-based GRE, you will write the key words and ideas on your scratch paper. You may want to prepare by practicing this technique as you study for the test. Of course, you will also want to practice it with any borrowed books you use, such as library books. 

Circle or underline key words and phrases in the question. These are words and phrases that help you pick the one correct answer. Think of them as clues. You are the detective and you must examine each question closely for clues to the correct answer. For example, if you have a reading comprehension passage about improvements in bicycle safety and then the question, The modern bicycle has all the following safety features EXCEPT, the key words are modern, safety features, and except. After you mark these words and phrases, look in the passage for the safety features of the modern bicycle. Then choose the answer that is not mentioned in the passage as a safety feature of the modern bicycle. 

The second vitally important skill you must master for sentence completion questions is the ability to identify key words and phrases—words that most help you decode the sentence. Think of them as clues to a mystery. Among the most useful of these are the words that enable you to identify the logical relationship between the complete unit(s) of the sentence and the incomplete unit(s). As in the preceding example, sometimes you have to complete one portion of a two-blank sentence before you can work on the logical relationship of another unit. There are three types of logical relationships commonly expressed in sentence completion questions contrast, comparison, and cause and effect relationships. These three relationships will help you decipher the sentence completion questions. 

It is important to work quickly and to use key words, and not phrases and draw the images in colour to highlight the new nodes. Using this methodology the mind forms associations almost instantaneously. Mind maps have great creative potential when used as part of a brainstorming session. 

You ll notice that the answers to the questions have all been underlined, because these are the key words and ideas in this passage. But here are the answers in a more conventional form. 

D. Vanadium Distribution and Stabilization Key Words and Abbreviations References... 

The biological utilization of the many types and amounts of information gathered by different methods is aided by the complex science of bioinformatics, i.e., the use of computers for the storage or analysis of biological information. Also there is a journal by that name. There is a recent catalog of the computer-based resources that provide access to many of the collections of information on bioinformatics, and lists of key words and related items. ... 

Immediately after obtaining his doctorate in chemistry in 1960, Dr. Fred Volk joined the ICT, which had then just been built in Pfinztal, where he worked closely with Dr. Karl Meyer. The main focus of his research within the area of explosive analysis was on the use of thin-layer chromatography and mass spectrometry as well as on calculating thermodynamic energies used in explosive and combustion processes. The many key words and the related articles in Explosives dealing with theoretical and thermodynamic performances were painstakingly checked, or written by Dr. F. Volk himself, each time before a new edition was printed. 

Underline the key words and circle the directional words or phrases in the following assignments. What pattern(s) of development are suggested in each assignment ... 

In addition to key words and terms, this index contains all the synonyms listed in text cross referenced to their corresponding pages. 

Document analysts abstract papers and patents published in more than 50 languages. They also thoroughly index each paper or patent using both key words and phrases from the titles and abstracts of the document as well as highly controlled and structured index entries to subjects covered and chemical substances mentioned. 

SPS uses problems and situations that were created for it and that conform to the following criteria. Traditional key words and phrases are avoided whenever possible. The story lines are appropriate for young adults. Items are worded for clear mapping into the schema diagrams, and numbers used in the problems are simple. The items are purposely rather bland. To make the desired assessments it was necessary to ensure that content unfamiliarity did not play a role in determining problem difficulty. 

The Guide format is mainly comprised of key words and phrases, making it usable at the patient point-of-care, where rapid retrieval of information is important. The format throughout is consistent, and the content is targeted at information relevant to patient management in the setting of emergent clinical care. 

Table 7.1 presents an overview of the different classes of compounds and the corresponding biopolymers that make up the essential biogenic constituents of organisms, http //en.wikipedia.org. It is easy to enter under Natural Sciences, Biology, or Chemistry and search for different key words and chemical formulas, http //www. scirus. com/sr sapp/. 

The literature on crown ethers and their complexes is vast, with approximately 5000 papers citing the term as a key word, and the best introduction to their chemistry is through review articles and books [4-7]. Suffice to say that applications run the range from simple cation detection by piezoelectric sensors [8] to the detection of metals in blood [9] and the more complicated problems of neurotransmitter [10] and biologically relevant sugar derivatives [11]. 

One way that students are often taught to approach a new title is to pick out the key words and work with these to understand how they should approach the assignment. A student described how she had used this approach at A level ... 

For the next 90 minutes or so let us explore this field - CORROSION. We shall travel in two distinct ways. One is to bring your attention to arrays of key words and concepts. The other is to formulate a pattern of solid state surface structural chemistry which may be useful as a framework for remembering complex options and for exploring new options. The latter will be within two areas (1) exchange current descriptions of corrosion potentials and (2) the nature of corroding surfaces. 

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