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3rd Grade LEAP Prep - Writing
3rd Grade LEAP Prep - Writing
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If you don't know what a word is (or means), you should...
Raise your hand and ask your teacher what the word is
Start crying like a baby and hope someone comes to rescue you
Sound it out in your head in different ways + use context clues
Guess it right away and then keep reading
2
What is the purpose of "Explain" in RACER? Pick the
best
example.
It answers ALL parts of the prompt or essay question.
It makes a connects, infers, or explains the importance of something.
It proves your answers with evidence from the texts/stories.
It shows I understood what I read.
3
Choose the best RESTATE
:
Write an essay that compares and contrasts Batman and Thor as superheros.
Batman and Thor are similar because...
Batman and Thor are different in several ways...
Batman & Thor are superheros that are alike and different in several ways.
Batman and Thor are awesome superheros because...
4
Which of these is
NOT
an essay question/prompt that could be used for a Literary Analysis Task?
Write an essay comparing and contrasting Opal and Huey's character traits.
Write an essay that explains what tools are used today for finding fossils
How do the illustrations help show the character's actions in both stories?
What is the central message of "The Three Little Pigs"?
5
Let's Infer:
Sally likes to drink A LOT of milk, run around at night, chase birds, and scratch others when she's mad.
Sally is probably needing a friend who understands her.
Sally is probably in kindergarden.
Sally is probably a cat.
Sally probably does many things.
6
True or False:
Before I read the stories and answer the multiple choice, I should read the essay question first.
True
False
7
Choose the correct RESTATE:
In "Where the Wild Things Are," what is the main character's conflict in the story?
In "Where the Wild Things Are," the main conflict happens when...
In "Where the Wild Things Are," the main character's conflict is...
In "Where the Wild Things Are," the main conflict of the story is...
The main character's conflict is...
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My
answer
and the
cited evidence
(for that answer)
do not
have to connect at all.
True
False
9
Literary Analysis Task
only
involves
fictional
passages or stories.
False
True
10
True or False:
You
MUST
use RACER when writing a Narrative Task/Creative writing story.
False
True
11
Choose the correct piece of EVIDENCE:
One character trait of Seaman is that he is loyal.
In Chapter 3, it says "I love the outdoors and I love Lewis."
This is shown in Chapter 3 on page 28.
In Chapter 3, another character trait of Seaman is that he is brave.
In Chapter 3, it says "I love Lewis and I'll always be by his side."
12
Which of these sentences is using the
best
writing practices
for a Narrative Task?
I quickly ran away from the scary monster because I was terribly afraid.
I ran away from the monster because I was scared.
i quickly ran away from the scary monster because i was terribly afraid
I ran away from the monster because I was like omg I'm so scared!
13
True or False
:
EVERYTIME
I write using RACER, I only need one answer, one cited evidence, and one explanation sentence.
False
True
14
Research Simulation Tasks
have
nonfiction
passages that usually have to do with history, current events, science, etc.
False
True
15
Narrative Tasks
involve creative writing. Which of these lists of story elements is correct?
ROAR - Responsible, Organized, Always Safe, Respectful
Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, Recap
Plot, Dialogue, Setting, Characters, Problem/Solution, Point of View, Theme
Noun, Verb, Adjective, Pronoun, Adverb, Conjunction, Preposition, Article
