MEGAQUIZ! Q1

"Being able to Write with Mentor Texts and steal Trait Techniques is super easy and should be quick and easy."

The Writing Process can help with writing in any class, not just English.

Which option is NOT one of the habits of Reading Like Writers?

A picture or song could count as a mentor text.

How is the fable below similar to the Writing Traits?

What was Mr. Araujo thinking and doing at Stage 3 in the picture below?

The image below is an example of a NEGATIVE situation when someone follows the feedback guidelines.

How many activities/steps are there in the Writing Process?

The image below is an example of a POSITIVE situation when someone follows the feedback guidelines.

What is the activity that "helps writers discover what we want to say"?

How can Drafting help us as writers?

"If we have mastered Writing with Mentor Texts, we don't need to explain it, it just happens by accident."

Only parts of the writing process are important - like Drafting and Editing. The others are not.

The reader below is Reading Like a Writer.

Which of the following IS NOT included in the Writing Process?

What is the overall goal of Writing with Mentor Texts?

How many steps/stages are there in Writing with Mentor Texts?

What is the Trait the has to do with the personal sound of the writer, so that the piece has personality?

Which option is NOT one of the habits of Reading Like Readers?

What is the name of Stage 3 of 'stealing' Trait Techniques?

The image below is an example of a POSITIVE situation when someone follows the feedback guidelines.

What Trait has to do with the specific vocabulary that is chosen to enlighten the reader?

How is Stage 1 of the Guide to 'stealing' Trait Techniques similar to a magnifying glass?

The Writing Traits help us talk about writing in manageable chunks.

What is a Trait Technique?

The symbol below represents how drafting helps writers get it down on paper.

Which choice is NOT one of the Guidelines for Giving Feedback?

What is the importance of Finishing/Publishing for writers?

The person below is Reading Like a Writer.

The reader below is Reading Like a Reader.

What Trait has to do with the correctness of the piece and how it looks for the reader?

Reading Like Readers and Reading Like Writers are basically the same.

How is Stage 2 of the Guide to 'stealing' Trait Techniques similar to a compass and map?

What is the name of Stage 2 of 'stealing' Trait Techniques?

The reader below is Reading Like a Reader.

How is Stage 3 of the Guide to 'stealing' Trait Techniques similar to the science beakers?

What Trait has to do with the way the piece flows, whether it is smooth and rhythmic, rather than clunky?

Zhu Li has edited her final draft of her story. Which of the options below BEST describes what Zhu Li should do next?

Which peer feedback activity is anonymous (meaning, the receiver and giver of feedback is unknown)?

What is the Trait that has to do with the piece's content - the central message and details that support that message?

What is the name of Stage 1 of 'stealing' Trait Techniques?

What is the Trait that has to do with the structure of the piece, so that it isn't chaotic and confusing?

Mentor texts are...

The image below is an example of a NEGATIVE situation when someone follows the feedback guidelines.

The Writing Traits CAN'T help us build and put together masterpieces of writing.

Following the Guidelines for Feedback IS important to avoid negative situations.

"Writing feedback can be..."

How can Editing help us with writing?

Which option is the definition of feedback?

Which choice is NOT one of the feedback activities we will do in the classroom?