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If you need CREDIBLE evidence, what kind of evidence do you need?
All of the Above
Evidence that can be supported
Reliable Evidence
Evidence that makes sense
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What is the central idea in a reading?
The theme
A summary of the main point/claim of the essay, reading
Thesis statement
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What is a counterargument?
The main argument
The same belief
The opposing viewpoint
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What is capitalization?
Using proper grammar rules when writing proper nouns
Upper case letters
Wha?!
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What is a definition?
A comparison
The meaning of a word
A claim
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In language arts, what is meant by the word CONVENTIONS?
The rules of grammar
None of these
Punctuation, Capitalization, Spelling
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What does tension in a story mean?
A way to keep the reader emotionally interested in a story
A way a reader is hooked into a story
None of these
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What kinds of evidence from a story tells about a character?
All of the above
The character's actions
The character's interactions with others
The character's relationships with others
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If you are asked to come to a conclusion, what is being asked of you?
Use evidence from the text to come to a final answer
Tell the ending
Tell your ideas about the whole story (summarize)
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Another word for counterclaim is...
Explanation
Rebuttal
Comeback
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What does contradiction mean?
The same
The opposite
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What is a conflict?
Testing
Resolution in the story; an issue a character is resolving
Problem in the story; an issue a character is having
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How can a writer develop ideas in an essay?
Just write a bunch of stuff to make it longer
Explain how the evidence relates to the main idea
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What is a claim?
A sea creature
Belief of the author
What an author believes based on evidence from a reading
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What types of conflicts can there be in a story?
Man vs Self
Man vs Nature
Man vs Man
All of the Above
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What are concrete details?
Specific words taken directly from the text
Evidence from the text
Opinions about the story
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When a question asks you to look at the language in a story, what should you do?
Analyze specific words related to the question
Check for grammar
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When you are asked to look at a word in context, what does this mean?
Analyze the word's meaning based on the story
Skim the story to determine them meaning of the word
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What is a comparison?
Shows how ideas are different
Shows how ideas are alike
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What does it mean to compare and contrast ideas in a reading?
Tell how they are the same and different
Tell how they are different
Tell how they are the same
