Question

complete the chart by dragging and dropping the correct meaning into the third column to match the term in each row.
meaning options (6 of 6)
to adapt or improve
details from the text that a reader can use to support his or her ideas and opinions about the text
a discussion between two or more individuals engaged in collaboration
the process of working together to achieve a shared goal
to think deeply or carefully, sometimes about the past
a statement expressing a main idea of an argument
term\tform\tmeaning
adjust\tverb
claim
noun
collaboration
noun
collaborative conversation
noun
reflect\tverb\textual evidence
noun

Explanation:

1. "adjust" as a verb means to adapt or improve, so it matches "to adapt or improve".
2. A "claim" as a noun is a statement expressing a main idea of an argument, so it matches "a statement expressing a main idea of an argument".
3. "collaboration" as a noun is the process of working together to achieve a shared goal, so it matches "the process of working together to achieve a shared goal".
4. "collaborative conversation" as a noun is a discussion between two or more individuals engaged in collaboration, so it matches "a discussion between two or more individuals engaged in collaboration".
5. "reflect" as a verb means to think deeply or carefully, sometimes about the past, so it matches "to think deeply or carefully, sometimes about the past".
6. "textual evidence" as a noun are details from the text that a reader can use to support his or her ideas and opinions about the text, so it matches "details from the text that a reader can use to support his or her ideas and opinions about the text".

Answer:

adjust - to adapt or improve
claim - a statement expressing a main idea of an argument
collaboration - the process of working together to achieve a shared goal
collaborative conversation - a discussion between two or more individuals engaged in collaboration
reflect - to think deeply or carefully, sometimes about the past
textual evidence - details from the text that a reader can use to support his or her ideas and opinions about the text