CMAS Prep

You're going to do amazing on CMAS!

On CMAS, you will be asked to find the theme. What is theme?

On CMAS, you will have to research. What is research?

How do you know if you can use "I, me, my, we, our, us, you" in your response?

Where are you most likely to find the main idea in a text?

On CMAS, you will have to use details from the text. What does that mean?

What is a narrative?

On CMAS, you will have to write a literary analysis? What is a literary analysis?

All students will be asked to complete a reserach simulation on CMAS?

What is the magic phrase you should use when you cite text?

Which is NOT a story element?

Does it matter how long a narrative is?

What would be a good way to use the notepad feature during CMAS?

Which kind of writing task will ALL students be asked to complete on CMAS?

On CMAS, you have to read the directions. Where can you find those?

On CMAS, you will need to scroll. What does that mean?

You can indent on CMAS.

A narrative must include a setting, characters, a problem, climax, and a resolution.

When you are asked to type a response on CMAS, what should you NEVER do?

How many paragraphs should an essay be?

What kind of narrative might you be asked to write on CMAS?

What does it mean to cite text?

On CMAS, you will be asked to read passages. What is a passage?

What is the central/main idea?