FSA Writing Review

While reading the articles, some available tools for the FSA include:

The first 4 points on the rubric focus on:

"Study skills specifically designed to make students successful" is an example of:

When revising, add figurative techniques, such as:

When addressing a counterclaim in an essay, it is important that students:

The format of a multi-paragraph essay is:

Revising and editing are best done:

The five directives for both argumentative and informative essays include:

The end of a sentence must have:

An introduction needs to be engaging but focused because:

Where should most of the information in an essay come from?

In an informative essay, it is important to:

In an argumentative essay, you must:

When revising, focus on:

When writing an argument, it must include:

When editing for conventions, focus on:

Students must do this when paraphrasing or quoting text:

The FSA Writing Assessment will be administrered:

It is important to write formally for the FSA Writing Assessment:

The beginning of each sentence should have a:

Remember to use:

The most important ingredient for successfully taking the FSA Writing Assessment is:

In an argumentative essay, it is important to include a clear and controversial:

In order to receive a score on the FSA Writing Assessment students must stay on topic:

What format must students use to complete the FSA Writing Assessment?

The best evidence to support the claim that all babies should be vaccinated is:

The second 4 points of the rubic focus on:

How much time should be spent on the test?

Students should cite multiple sources in their essay:

Students should write:

How long is the test?

Make sure to add these to paragraphs to connect ideas:

  When starting a new paragraph, students must:

This isn't graded separately, but will help improve the score an essay receives:

In an informative essay, it is an effective strategy to develop a clear and quality: