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Understanding Task Verbs

Task verbs in AP Macroeconomics free-response questions (FRQs) are essential directives that guide how students should respond. Understanding verbs like 'identify,' 'explain,' 'calculate,' 'draw,' and 'plot' is crucial, as each has a specific function that dictates the expected level of detail and type of response. Mastering these verbs not only enhances students' ability to answer FRQs effectively but also prepares them for the analytical demands of economics assessments.

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Understanding task verbs is essential for success in Free Response Questions (FRQs). These verbs guide students on how to structure their responses, ensuring they meet the expectations of the question. By familiarizing themselves with common task verbs and their meanings, students can improve their ...

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Key Terms

Analyze
To examine in detail to understand or explain.

Example: Analyze the effects of climate change on polar bears.

Compare
To identify similarities and differences between two or more items.

Example: Compare the themes of two novels.

Evaluate
To assess the value or significance of something.

Example: Evaluate the effectiveness of a new teaching method.

Describe
To provide a detailed account of something.

Example: Describe the process of photosynthesis.

Discuss
To talk about a topic in detail, considering different perspectives.

Example: Discuss the implications of social media on communication.

Illustrate
To explain or make something clear by using examples or diagrams.

Example: Illustrate your point with a relevant example.

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