A
What does the A stand for in A.C.E?
Answer the question.
What does the C stand for in A.C.E?
Cite text evidence.
What does the E stand for in A.C.E?
Explain your evidence.
What should typically go around text evidence?
"Quotation Marks"
When restating and answering a question that starts with "what" what would be the correct transition?
A. by
B. is
C. because
B. is
Name a transition or sentence starter you can use for citing text evidence.
According to the text, it states...
Name a transition or sentence starter you can use when explaining your evidence.
This evidence shows...; This evidence proves...; Based on this evidence...; In conclusion, this evidence shows...
How many quotations marks should be around your text evidence?
Two.
How many sentences should be in your A.C.E response?
Three.
When you are citing evidence directly from the text, this is called ________ citation.
Direct citation.
Where should the explanation of your evidence be?
A. The first sentence.
B. The second sentence.
C. The third sentence.
C. The third sentence.
Correct the following sentence.
according to the text, it states, don't use worn strands of lights or other damaged electrical decorations
What do you cross off from the A.C.E question to restate and answer it correctly?
The first two words.
When you are summarizing evidence from the text in your own words, this is called ___________.
Paraphrasing.
The "explain" part of the A.C.E strategy is the part where you:
A. provide proof
B. add your own thoughts.
C. use quotations
D. paraphrase the passage
B. add your own thougts.
During the 1830s, the United States governments kicked more than 60,000 American Indians off of their land and made them march nearly 1,300miles west. This forced relocation is known as the Trail of Tears. In 1803,more land was added to America through the Louisiana Purchase. Many Americans saw this new land as an opportunity to take over Indian territory. This greediness got worse in 1828, when gold was discovered on Indian land. Two years later, Congress passed the Indian Removal Act, which forced Indian tribes to give their land to the US government.During this removal, the Indians were treated terribly. The journey west was tough, and many Indians died from disease, starvation, and exposure to the elements like snow and rain. Over one-third of the Cherokee Indians who were forced on the Trail of Tears ended up dying. Today, the Trail of Tears is regarded as one of the cruelest periods in American history.
How were American Indians treated during the Trail of Tears? State the E in R.A.C.E.
This shows that the government did not take care of the Indians after they made them leave their homes.