FSA Writing Review

How many pieces of evidence should you have in each body paragraph? 

What does analysis mean? 

True or false: do not add new info to your conclusion paragraph. 

What is it called when you show the other side and present a rebuttal? 

True or false, each reason will be the main idea of a body paragraph. 

If you pick 3 reasons as part of your thesis statement, how many paragraphs will you write? 

How many minutes do you have to take the FSA writing test?

What are some transitions to use in the first body paragraph?

How many points total is the FSA writing test worth?

In your conclusion paragraph what do you include? 

What do you need to include in a thesis statement? 

What are some transitions to use in the middle paragraphs of your essay? 

What does evidence & elaboration mean?

What does purpose, focus, and organization mean?

T or F: You need to cite from all of the articles to get full credit. 

What are the three categories on the FSA rubrics?

What are some transitions to use for a counter claim? 

How many paragraphs do you need to write for a FSA essay? 

How many different categories are there on the FSA rubric that was created by the state of FL?

True or false, you give your text evidence in the intro paragraph. 

True or false, to get full credit on FSA you need a counter claim. 

What is a thesis statement? 

What is one way to talk about text in your essay? 

What is the first thing you need to do when you start your FSA writing test? 

How should a counter claim be structured? 

What are the two types of essays you could be asked to write for FSA?

What paragraph should your thesis statement go in? 

What is a claim in argumentative writing? 

What are some things you should not include in your writing? 

What does "Conventions of Standard English" mean?

True or false: You need to state your claim for argumentative without saying "I" or "My"

What is plagiarism?