ELA Regents Exam Information and Terms

What are you supposed to do on Text Analysis Response?

How many paragraphs do you need for the Argumentative Essay?

Which of the following is NOT an example of a writing strategy or literary element?

How many texts you need to read on the Argumentative Essay Section?

In what order should you approach the multiple choice section?

What is the first thing you do on the Argumentative Section?

How many paragraphs do you have to write on the Text Analysis Section?

What is the best strategy for writing the introduction of the Argumentative Essay?

How should you approach the counterclaim in the Argumentative Essay Section?

What should you do in the first paragraph of the Argumentative Essay?

On what date is the ELA exam and when does it start?

How long to spend on Text Analysis Response (no extra time)?

How do you find the definitions of some difficult vocabulary?

How many multiple choice questions are you going to have on the Regents?

How many texts are you supposed to give evidence from on the Argumentative Section?

How long should you spend on the multiple choice section (without extended time)?

What is a central idea?

Where can I find the title of a text and the name of the author?

Which section(s) is worth the most points on the Regents exam?

What does it mean to have "sufficient" evidence?

How many writing sections are there on the exam?

How many texts are you using on the Text Analysis Section of the Regents Exam?

In which paragraph should you put the counterclaim?

What does it mean to have "relevant" evidence?

What does it mean that you writing is "cohesive" and "coherent?"

How many quotes from how many texts do you need for the Argumentative Essay?

What do you need to do in the second paragraph of the Text Analysis Section?

How many quotes do you need for the Text Analysis Response?

What does it mean that your writing is in "formal" English?

How many texts are you supposed to read on the Multiple Choice Section of the Regents?

On the Text Analysis Section, how should you approach the writing strategy or literary element?

What do you need to have for a passing grade on the Text Analysis Section?

What are you supposed to do on the Argumentative Essay Section of the Regents exam?

How long is the whole Regents exam without extended time?

What is the best topic sentence for the first paragraph on the Text Analysis Section?

What does it mean that the writing follows the "conventions" of English?

How long should you spend on the argumentative essay section (no extra time)?

What does it mean to "make a claim and distinguish it from opposing and alternate claims?"

What do you need to do in the Argumentative Essay?

What do you need for BOTH writing sections?