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Mastering the TDA - Text Dependent Analysis
Mastering the TDA - Text Dependent Analysis
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The intro paragraph of a TDA should be approximately ____ sentences long.
4 to 5
8 to 9
3 to 4
6 to 7
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In a TDA body paragraph, it is usually best if you use ____ quote(s) to prove your argument.
1
2
3
3
Once you have written your thesis statement, what do you then provide in your intro paragraph?
Your first link
Your first quote
Your three supporting points
Your first explanation
4
In the Introduction the first thing you should do is:
State the name of the text you're responding to
State your name
State the first page you're using for a quote
State your specific response to the prompt
5
How many supporting points should go in the intro paragraph of a TDA?
1
3
2
4
6
You should refer to the author and the name of the text for the first time in which paragraph?
Body paragraph #1
Body paragraph #2
Body paragraph #3
The intro paragraph
7
The three body paragraphs should go in the same order as the supporting points in your intro paragraph - TRUE or FALSE
True
False
8
The concluding paragraph of a TDA should include ___ direct quotes from the text.
1
0
4
2
9
You need to have a concluding sentence that wraps up your intro when writing a TDA - TRUE or FALSE
False
True
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After establishing your topic sentence in your body paragraph, your next step is to:
Introduce the text you're responding to
Introduce the first quote
Introduce your first link to your thesis statement
Introduce the author
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When you explain a quote you are:
Providing what the quote means
Providing where the quote came from
Providing what the quote is an example of
Providing who said the quote and when
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The most important part of the P.E.E.L. is...
Link
Explanation
Point
Evidence
13
A long quote is always a good choice for a body paragraph - TRUE or FALSE
True
False
14
What is the purpose of the body paragraphs in a TDA?
Prove your thesis is incorrect
Prove your thesis is correct
Prove the author's message in the text
Disagree with each other
15
When you begin your first body paragraph, you need to start with:
Your first explanation of a quote
Your first quote
Your thesis statement
Your first supporting point
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The most important reason for choosing a quote is:
How well it sounds in your body paragraph
How it can prove it came from the text you said it did
How good it sounds in your sentence
How well it proves your thesis statement
17
The concluding paragraph of a TDA should always begin with...
Restating your thesis statement/response to the prompt
Restating your links
Restating your three supporting points
Restating your quotes
18
The term T.D.A. stands for...
Text Dependent Analysis
Text Develped Analysis
Text Directed Analysis
Text Driven Analysis
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How long should your concluding paragraph be compared to each of the body paragraphs?
Same length as the body paragraphs
Longer than the body paragraphs
Shorter than the body paragraphs
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An extended P.E.E.L. response is usually
3 paragraphs
5 paragraphs
6 paragraphs
4 paragraphs
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You've introduced your first quote; now how do you separate the quote from the rest of your essay?
Use quotation marks
Use parentheses
Use commas
Use dashes
22
In the conclusion, the three supporting points should be restated in the opposite order from the intro paragraph.
True
False
23
In a TDA the body paragraph should always have a concluding sentence.
False
True
24
A quotation that gets no introduction or lead-in is called a:
misplaced quote
drop quote
mystery quote
expanded quote
25
The thesis statement in the intro paragraph of your TDA....
establishes the author's reason for writing the text
establishes the three supporting points for the prompt
establishes your main argument for the prompt
establishes the main literary devices the author uses in the text
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What do the three supporting points become in the body of your essay?
Your three explanations for the quotes you use in your body paragraphs
Your three concluding sentences for your body paragraphs
Your three topic sentences for your body paragraphs
Your three quotes to be used in your body paragraphs
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The E.E.L. part of the TDA stands for:
Evidence, Evidence, Link
Evidence, Explanation, Link
Evidence, Explanation, Language
Explanation, Evidence, Link
28
The link in your body paragraph means that it is:
Connecting the quote to your explanation
Connecting the quote to your thesis statement
Connecting the quote to the author
Connecting the quote to the topic sentence in the body paragraph
29
You should always introduce a quote, whether it's in a regular essay or a TDA - TRUE or FALSE
True
False
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The main argument for your TDA is called a topic sentence.
True
False
