OREO
In OREO, what does the first O stand for?
Opinion
In PEEL, the letter P stands for this.
Point
The R in RACES means this.
Restate or Reword
Which strategy is used for opinion writing: RACES or OREO?
OREO
In the beginning, writers explain what set off this.
The chain of events
This part tells your readers why you feel that way.
Reason
This part supports your point with examples from the text.
Evidence
The A means to do this to all parts of the question.
Answer all parts
Which strategy uses evidence from the text: PEEL or RACES?
BOTH
The letter M stands for this part of the story.
MIDDLE
This part gives examples of why you feel that way.
Examples
This part explains how examples support your point.
Explanation
The C tells students to do this from the text.
Cite evidence
In this strategy, the letter B stands for this part of the story.
Beginning
Writers use these words like suddenly, before, and next.
Transition words
The last O tells readers this one more time.
Your opinion
This part connects your point back to the prompt.
Link
The E asks students to explain this.
The importance of the answer or evidence
In the beginning, writers should describe this (where and when).
The setting
In the ending, writers should add this type of sentence to finish the story.
A reflection sentence or closing sentence
Name all four parts of OREO in order.
Opinion, Reason, Examples, Opinion
Name all four parts of PEEL in order.
Point, Evidence, Explanation, Link
The S means to do one of these two things.
Sum up or Restate
In the beginning, writers should introduce these.
The characters
In the ending, writers explain how the story does this.
: Ends