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CHAPTER 1
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• Near the beginning or end of a speech, article, or report
• In the title of an illustration
• Inferred by the reader
CHAPTER 1: Comprehending Social Studies Materials
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To summarizesummarize social studies information means to find its main main ideaidea, or key thought.
• Giving driving directions to someone based on a map
• Taking the numbers on a chart and describing their meaning in words
CHAPTER 1: Comprehending Social Studies Materials
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To restate something means to paraphraseparaphrase it. Some examples include:
• Advertisements and commercials use implications to persuade.
• Line graphs effectively show trends from which to draw implications.
CHAPTER 1: Comprehending Social Studies Materials
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ImplicationsImplications are ideas that are suggested, or implied, but not stated directly.
CHAPTER 1: Comprehending Social Studies Materials
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