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What is the correct order of the writing process?
Read, annotate, organize, plan, draft, revise.
Proof read, revise, and edit
Revise, draft, plan, organize, annotate, read.
Organize, plan, read, revise
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If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.
True
False
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The counterargument paragraph is made up of 3 parts:
Counterclaim, counterargument, and rebuttal (with evidence)
Counterclaim and 3 reasons
counterclaim, evidence, and summary.
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Support the thesis w/ a topic sentence:
High schools should require students to play one sport
Students feel more energized to learn.
Dance should be considered a sport.
Sports improve the students' emotional health.
Sports keep young bones healthy.
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How should you begin each body paragraph?
Transition and reason: Moreover because...
Transition, restatement of thesis, and a reason: Initially,.
Citation of evidence: According to...
Summary sentence: All in all,...
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Strong vs. weak topic sentences:
The Olympics only encourages competition, not friendship.
Strong topic sentence
Weak topic sentence
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Support the thesis w/ a topic sentence:
Social media helps students become strong writers.
Some applications only allows 140 characters.
Social media encourages honest, precise writing.
Students are less likely to express themselves.
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What do you do if the prompt is explanatory?
Argue or persuade
Explain or inform
Evaluate or give the value of
Justify or say why something is right
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After reading and gathering textual evidence, you should
Organize ideas and evidence into a web graphic organizer.
Start typing
Create a thesis with 3 reasons
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What do you do if the prompt is argumentative?
Discuss the opposite side or counterargument in the 4th body
Choose a side of the topic to support or reject.
Evaluate the pros and the cons
Organize the evidence that supports my claim.
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Strong vs. weak topic sentences:
The rule of the Roman Empire ended over 1,500 years ago.
Strong topic sentence
Weak topic sentence
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Elaboration is defined as
Analyzing and examining the cited evidence
Explaining or stretching an idea or concept
Repeating the evidence in different words.
Telling more about the cited evidence
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What words should you avoid in academic writing?
You, yours, you're
Good, bad, nice, things, and stuff (dead words)
In my opinion and I think
I, me, my, mine, personally
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Examples of
precise
and
mature language
would be
Coaxing, Ridiculing, Discussing
Said, Walk
Awesome, Disastrous, Stupendous, As a matter of fact, Items.
Good, bad, nice, things
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How do you cite the author?
As stated "How to Budget" the author states "....." (New 4).
Based on txt 2, Jamie Oliver say "..."
According to Jamie in the thing he wrote...
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Logical organization means...
The essay does not make sense.
The essay has a logical organization
The essay has a sensible structure from beginning to end.
The essay needs to be rewritten.
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Identify the key elements of an ARGUMENTATIVE essay, in sequential order.
Intro, 3 Body Paragraphs, and Conclusion
Intro, 3 Body Paragraphs, 1 Counterargument, and Conclusion
Counterargument, Intro, Conclusion, and 3 Body Paragraphs
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What is the correct order for an informative essay?
Conclusion, 3 Body paragraphs, and Introduction
3 Body paragraphs, Introduction, and conclusion
Introduction, 3 Body Paragraphs, and Conclusion.
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Examples of transition words are...
To illustrate, For instance, Not to mention
Additionally, Another, In the final analysis, Furthermore.
Never, Always, Sometimes
Never say never and The fact that
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Language Arts/ English is made up of these four skills
Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening
Intro, Thesis, Body, and Conclusion
Sleeping, Waking, Eating, and Drinking
Comprehension, Fluency, Vocabulary, and Phonics
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A thesis is also known as
A main idea
A controlling idea
A claim
A focus statement
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Strong vs. weak topic sentences:
The next paragraph is about how young and old use technology.
Strong topic sentence
Weak topic sentence
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What does a quality conclusion include?
Summary
New evidence
Transition and thesis restatement.
Transition, thesis restatement, and summary of evidence/ pts
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What kind of chart would be suitable for annotating and organizing a 3 passage text set?
A 3 circle Venn Diagram
A 2 circle Venn Diagram
A 3 column chart
A 2 column chart
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What is the correct order for building an effective body paragraph?
Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, Summary (3 times)
Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, Summarize (2 times)
Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, Summary (1 time)
Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, Summary (4 times)
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Strong vs. weak topic sentences:
Teacher who give group projects encourage team work.
Weak
Strong
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Citation that is included inside the paragraph with the author's last name and page number is
In-text Citation
Parenthetical Citation
Internal Citation
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Examples of an
effective hook
or attention-grabber is
Thought: As I sat and watched the meteor shower, I wondered
Description: The large screen glowed in the dark theater.
Question: Do you watch movies? Well, I have.
Dialogue:"Jay, I want to take you on a date" Sara blurted.
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Argumentative writing MUST include
A conclusion
A claim, counterclaim, counterargument, and rebuttal
A counterargument and a rebuttal
A claim
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Strong vs. weak topic sentence:
Next, I will tell you about smart phone games.
Strong topic sentence
Weak topic sentence
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If you do not know the author's name, what do you cite?
The page number (4).
The website (www.huffpost.com).
The entire title of the text (Lord of the Flies).
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Informative essays incorporate
Beliefs and thoughts
Explanations, definitions, and data
Opinions
Facts, statistics, and primary and secondary sources.
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What are the correct parts of an effective introduction? (Select the correct order)
Hook, Transition Sentence, and Thesis
Restate, Answer, Cite, and Summarize
Thesis, Hook, Transition Sentence
Cite and explain, cite and explaiin
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After writing, what should you do with the extra time?
Review, review, reread, rewrite, and edit.
Sleep
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