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Duplicate of DC CAPE Madness: The Elite Eight
Duplicate of DC CAPE Madness: The Elite Eight
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Which of the following is a type of writing you will be responsible for during PARCC? Check all that apply.
a narrative or story
a summary of the texts
an argument based on multiple sources
a literary analysis essay
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What does RST mean? It's one of the writing tasks.
Really Super Teachers
Ready, Stop, Time!
Rhetorical Strategies Task
Research Simulation Task
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What are the advantages of taking notes as I read the texts on the test? Check all that apply.
helps me to not "zone out" as I am reading texts that may be boring
allows me to doodle instead of actively read
allows my brain to organize my thoughts as I read
helps me "stay in the game" so that I focus my attention
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Let's review some rhetorical devices:
This is the author's attitude that comes through their writing
and word choice...
logical appeal
the tone
symbolism
the mood
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How should you plan for the literary analysis AND the research simulation writing task? They're both essays!
plan a beginning, middle, and end using the plot map
start writing immediately
plan a thesis and topic sentences in a quick outline
brainstorm the techniques the writer uses
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How many total writings will you complete for the 3 days of ELA testing?
three
two
one
four
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Writers want their arguments to sound credible. Which is a way they may appeal to credibility?
by stating their opinion
by using emotional language
by including advertisements for items to purchase
by providing quotes from experts
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True or False: I should use my scratch paper to take notes while reading texts online for DC-CAPE.
True
False
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What is the highest score you can earn on your writing?
3
4
2
1
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What's the FIRST step in conquering this thing?
I don't know. I don't think I can do it.
Having Artificial Intelligence take it for me.
Knowing that I can!
Waiting for someone to tell me I can.
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True or False: I should also use my scratch paper to plan my writing before I start to write the essays or narrative.
False
True
12
Knowing that you will be writing a narrative and essays, how long should they be?
all will be 5 paragraphs
two paragraphs
multiple paragraphs
one paragraph
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What is the purpose of the DC CAPE test?
to keep you occupied for three days
to bore you to sleep
to stress you out with more tests
to measure your reading and writing achievements
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Writers often use logic to persuade their readers. Which are examples of logical appeal? Check all that apply.
vivid, descriptive language
giving examples
using quantitative data of results in a study
providing statistics
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How could you describe this language: "I am like a butterfly flapping her wings to freedom"?
harsh and condescending
poetic and symbolic
vivid and colorful
straightforward and concise
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What rhetorical device is this?
When a writer purposely mentions a word, phrase, or sentence multiple times.
repetition
parallelism
symbolism
quantitative data
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What is a common distractor to avoid while answering multiple choice questions?
answer choices where you see a part is correct and assume it is right
avoiding answer choices with words you may not fully understand
missing the directions in Part B when it asks for TWO quotes
all of the above
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Why is this test even important again?
Because it reveals the success of my school and the instruction I've gained
Because it allows me to add to the Teir 1 status of my school
Because it measures my skills in English
All of the above
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When do we take the English DC-CAPE?
the last day of school
Tuesday, May 7th!
last week, I missed it
after I graduate
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Another rhetorical device:
This is
when the writer uses vivid language to pull at the reader's heart strings...
a thesis
emotional appeal
metaphor
personification