assign meanings interpret and make clear the cause, origin or reasons.
Make plain. Account for. Clarify, interpret, and spell out the material you present, giving reasons for important features or developments.
Asks candidates to describe clearly, make intelligible and give reasons for a concept, process, relationship or development. For example: Explain the historical factors that gave rise to the birth of the cognitive perspective.
serve as a reason or cause or justification of; "Your need to sleep late does not excuse your late arrival at work"; "Her recent divorce amy explain her reluctance to date again"
Make plain, interpret, and account for in detail. Give the reasons or the underlying cause of.
In explanatory answers it is imperative that you clarify and interpret the material you present. In such an answer it is best to state the "how or why," reconcile any differences in opinion or experimental results, and, where possible, state causes. The aim is to make plain the conditions which give rise to whatever you are examining.
Make plain, interpret, account for, give reasons for
Interpret the meaning of a particular concept with an example to illustrate understanding.
Show what your subject does or how it operates, giving background information about it, and placing it in its political to historical context.