7 th grade Science RULE-BASED SUMMARIZING.  What does it mean to summarize? SUMMARIZING  State or express in a concise form.

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7 th grade Science RULE-BASED SUMMARIZING

 What does it mean to summarize? SUMMARIZING  State or express in a concise form

1. Take out material that is not important to understanding. RULE-BASED SUMMARIZING 2. Take out words that repeat information. 3. Replace a list of things with one word that best describes them (e.g., replace “oak, elm and maple” with “trees”). 4. Find a topic sentence or create one if it is missing.

So let’s try it.

1. Take out material that is not important to understanding. RULE-BASED SUMMARIZING 2. Take out words that repeat information. 3. Replace a list of things with one word that best describes them (e.g., replace “oak, elm and maple” with “trees”). 4.Find a topic sentence or create one if it is missing.