What does it mean to integrate information in different formats?

To combine information from different sources

What is text evidence?

Relevant information or proof used to support a claim

How can authors convey their point of view in a text?

By clearly conveying it and explaining it in the text

How can you organize ideas in informational/explanatory text?

Use classification and comparison and contrast

What does it mean to write narratives with well-structured event sequences?

Use effective techniques and organiztion

What is argumentative writing?

A position on an issue that is supported with evidence

How do you determine the author's point of view in a text?

By seeing how it's conveyed in the text

When comparing two authors, what should you focus on?

How they present events in writing

How can a reader analyze a key character or event in a story?

by analyzing the how the character is introduced and elaborated

What should you focus on when comparing themes and topics of different genres?

Their approaches to similar themes and topics

In a story, how is the plot usually unfold?

It unfolds in a series of events or episodes

What does convey mean?

Make an idea known or understandable to someone

What should be included in an informative/explanatory text?

Relevant content organized effectively

How do you determine the theme of a text?

Look at particular details from text

What should a reader trace and evaluate to understand the argument of a text?

Claims supported by reasons and evidence

What does cite text evidence mean?

Quote information directly from the text

What is meant by the analysis of a text?

To examine a text to determine clear understanding

Which is a way NOT to determine theme or central idea?

By using only personal opinions in your summary

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1
What does it mean to integrate information in different formats?
To separate information
Disregard visual information
To combine information from different sources
To ignore formats
2
What is text evidence?
irrelevant information
Your opinion about an issue
Random information selected from a tet
Relevant information or proof used to support a claim
3
How can authors convey their point of view in a text?
Though unclear statements
By being completely objective
By avoiding personal perspective
By clearly conveying it and explaining it in the text
4
How can you organize ideas in informational/explanatory text?
Use random organization
Provide no structure
Repeat the same information over and over
Use classification and comparison and contrast
5
What does it mean to write narratives with well-structured event sequences?
include unrelated events
Write in random order
Avoid using descriptive details
Use effective techniques and organiztion
6
What is argumentative writing?
A position on an issue that is supported with evidence
A written statement when you are angry
Bad things about another person
A position on an issue that is supported with opinions
7
What does relevant mean?
unclear
insignificant
significant or important
unnecesary
8
How do you determine the author's point of view in a text?
By not reading the text
By seeing how it's conveyed in the text
By asking someone else for their opinion
By not paying attention to the author's views
9
When comparing two authors, what should you focus on?
How they present events in writing
Their styles of writing
Their favorite foods
Where they live
10
How can a reader analyze a key character or event in a story?
By looking at specific claims only
By analyzing the font of the text
by analyzing the how the character is introduced and elaborated
By avoiding important details
11
What should you focus on when comparing themes and topics of different genres?
Their covers
How long they are
What type of font is used
Their approaches to similar themes and topics
12
Where was the Summer Scholarship Program located?
Stone Mountain High School
Tucker High School
Champion High School
Druid Hills High School
13
In a story, how is the plot usually unfold?
Everything happens at one time
By skipping key events
By revealing how it ends at the beginning
It unfolds in a series of events or episodes
14
What does convey mean?
To keep an idea secret from someone
Make an idea known or understandable to someone
To ignore the other person in the room
To make something more confusing
15
What should be included in an informative/explanatory text?
Random information
Relevant content organized effectively
Confusing and unclear content
Use irrelevant information
16
How do you determine the theme of a text?
Look at particular details from text
Make up your own details to add to the text
Use only personal judgements
Use only opinions
17
What should a reader trace and evaluate to understand the argument of a text?
Claims not mentioned in the text
Claims without support
Claims supported by reasons and evidence
Claims supported by opinion only
18
What does cite text evidence mean?
Find random information on the internet
Quote information directly from the text
Ask your friend his opinion of something
Make up information
19
What is meant by the analysis of a text?
To look at the end of a story first
To ignore the text and make up your own meaning
To focus on random events and ideas
To examine a text to determine clear understanding
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Which is a way NOT to determine theme or central idea?
By using only personal opinions in your summary
By focusing on key events from the story
Through analysis and inferencing skills
By focusing on details presented in the text

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