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CRUSH THE NJSLA!
CRUSH THE NJSLA!
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In a literary analysis, what do you write in paragraph 2?
Keep writing a summary of the story
Details and evidence from the first story
introduction and closing
Write about your favorite TV show
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What is the best part of the testing
When it's over!
The Writing
The Math
The Reading
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What does NJSLA - ELA stand for?
New Jersey Student Learning Assessment
Never Jive Sideways Leaving Albany
New Jersey Super Language Arts
New Jersey Student Learns Always
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Which writing task asks you to make up a story using story elements from a published story?
Story Task
Narrative Writing Task
Descriptive Task
Personal Narrative Task
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A narrative writing task might make you write
A prequel (what happened before)
All of the above
The story from a different character's Point of View
An extension (what happens next)
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A struggle between two characters is called
conflict
exposition
struggle
theme
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Which writing task asks you to examine two nonfiction sources and make or support a claim?
Research and Write Task
Research Simulation Task
Support your Stuff Task
Look and Find Task
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When filling in a drag and drop story chart, be sure to
Skip it
Count all the boxes
Read what each box says
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What type of sources might be given to you in a Research Simulation Task?
Non-fiction magazine articles only
Non-fiction texts and some times a video
A fictional story
Ms. Ojeda's biography
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How do you spell Mrs. Ojeda's first name?
Gwendolynn
Gwendolyn
Gwendoween
Gwendalin
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What are poem paragraphs called?
Stanzas
Paragraphs
Poem-a-Paloozas
Line breaks
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If you are writing a literary analysis, what should you write about in paragraph 1?
Do not write anything (use magic powers)
Restate the prompt and answer it
Make up a story like the one you read
Write a quick summary of the story
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Tone is
The way an author feels about the subject or topic
The life lesson
A kind of soap
The way the reader feels about the subject or topic
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When writing dialogue, do this every time a character speaks.
Sneeze
Write the speaker's name in bold
Add a ?
Use quotation marks
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When writing a Narrative task be sure you
include correct names and details from the text only
add stuff in that makes no sense
character names, details, setting, dialogue, imagery
include lots of figurative language and imagery only
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What are the three writing tasks on the NJSLA
What's a writing task?
literary analysis, narrative, research simulation
literary analysis , personal narrative, essay
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In a Research Simulation Task, you should write about each source given to you.
True
False
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In a Research Simulation task, there might only be two sources.
True
False
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What genre of writing is a Research Simulation Task?
Argumentative/Persuasive essay
Personal narrative
Memoir
Narrative
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BUT if the question says
Select all that Apply...
there will be:
No correct answer. Skip it!
There are only 2 correct answers.
There could be 2 or more correct answers.
Only one answer
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Theme is
The life lesson or message
The way the reader feels
The way an author feels
A struggle between forces
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Capitals, Periods, Commas and correct grammar don't count on the NJSLA
True
False
23
When you write a poem or short story title in your writing, don't forget to
Italicize
Sing the titles as loud as you can, to disturb others
Use all capital letters
Underline them
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What is the resolution?
The introduction of characters
How the problem is resolved and how the story ends
The start of the problem
25
In order to raise your points more, try to use this in your writing:
Rhyme scheme
Bathroom excuses
Higher level vocabulary and figurative language in narratives
A pen
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In a literary analysis, what should you write about in paragraph 4?
Whatever I forgot
Connect both stories and write a conclusion
Opening and topic sentence
Keep that summary going
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Mood is
The way the author feels
The way a reader feels
The life lesson
A kind of shampoo
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Which writing task requires you to compare two fictional texts that have something in common?
Ugh analysis
decipher differences task
compare and compare
Literary analysis
29
Most multiple choice questions include
four close answers
one obvious correct answer
one silly answer, two similar answers, & most times one correct answer
three ridiculous answers and one correct one
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In a literary analysis, what you write in paragraph 3?
Write about a story I read that sounds like this one
Details and evidence from the 2nd story
Close it up and finish it
Kepp writing that summary