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English Regents Tomorrow!
English Regents Tomorrow!
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Review of the different parts of the English Regents --directions
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Each body paragraph in your Part 2 Argument essay should focus on
all your best reasons
2 reasons that support your claim
one reason that supports your claim
your counterclaim
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When you are quoting or referencing text in your Part 2 Argument essay, you MUST include
text number and line number
text number
text and paragraph number
name of text
3
In your Part 2 Argument essay, your counter claim must be in its own separate paragraph
false
true
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In the Part 3 Text Analysis, the following should be in the beginning of your response
B and C
THREE literary elements or devices
identification of a central idea in the passage
identification of ONE literary element or device
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In your Part 2 Argument essay, you must support your reasons with
evidence from at least 3 different texts
one piece of evidence from each text
3 pieces of evidence from any of the texts
outside information and the texts
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The INTRO PARAGRAPH of your Part 2 Argument essay should include
A B and C
your claim and 3 point thesis statement
Your acknowledgement of the controversary
brief introduction to the topic
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Before you read each passage in PART 1, you should
look for metaphors in the passage
see who wrote it
read the questions that go with that passage
see if you think it's boring
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Your Part 3 response should include 2-3 Examples & Discussion of how ONE literary device
makes the text more powerful
enhances the text
creates meaning in the text
any of the other answers
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The conclusion of your Part 2 Argument essay should
leave the reader with something to think about
be a repeat of the intro
be short and sweet
contain your best reasons
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The first strategy you should use when answering the multiple choice questions is
answer the easier questions first
guessing on the ones your don't know
narrowing down the choices
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In Part 3, whenever you quote or refer to the text you must (cite) include the
paragraph number
line numbers in parenthesis
author's name
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The second strategy you should use when answering the multiple choice questions is
narrowing down the choices
answering the easier questions first
guessing on the ones you don't know
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Reading the questions before you read the passage is helpful because
it might help you figure out the vocabulary
you may be able to find some answers as you are reading
that might make you care about the passage
the questions are very hard
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After you present your Counter Claim(s) you must then demonstrate why Your claim is
more complex
more interesting
more believable
more valid
