FICTION
NON-FICTION
NEW QUESTION
TYPES
EDITING
REVISING
100

A strategy used to analyze poetry

What is TPCASTT?

100

In the introduction of an essay or beginning of a constructed response, this should answer the prompt and tell your reader what you are writing is about.

What is a thesis (controlling idea)?

100

A strategy used to write short constructed responses

What is TEA?

100

A strategy used to edit an essay

What is CUPS?

100

A strategy used to revise and essay

What is ARMS?

200

A strategy used to analyze fictional texts

What is CAST?

200

Graphics, photos, headings, and subheadings: these are analyzed to help readers understand the author's purpose. 

What are text features?

200

This constructed response can be a paragraph based on reading or possibly (re)writing a sentence. 

What is a short constructed response?

200

Use this to show contractions, will + not or I + am, and possession. 

What is an apostrophe?

200

When going over an essay, this step of ARMS should be used when word choice is weak and sophisticated vocabulary is needed. 

What is Substitute.

300

A narrator only knowing the point-of-view of one character in the story?

What is third-person limited?

300

Determining why the author wrote a section or paragraph through use of text structures, text features, main idea(s), and supporting detail(s)

What is author's purpose?

300

Using this from the text helps prove your main idea. 

What is text evidence?

300

The university of Texas at arlington can be corrected using this letter in the CUPS strategy. 

What is C-Capitalization?

300

When reading an essay, this step of ARMS must be done when there are unnecessary words, phrases, and clauses. 

What is Remove?

400

If _____ represents the feelings the reader get from the text, then _______ represents the author's feelings toward what they are writing.

What is mood and tone?

400

The ________ tells the reader what a paragraph will be about while __________ is used to back it up and prove it. 

What is main idea and supporting details. 

400

In a multipart question, these are the number of points awarded if Part A is correct, but Part B is incorrect

What is 1 point?

400

A sentence structure that combines a dependent and independent clause using an AWWUBBIS. 

What is a complex sentence? 

400

Adding this to your essay or paragraphs will help connect ideas and improve the flow between ideas.

What are transitions?

500

CAST stands for the following things a student should examine when analyzing a fictional text

What is Character, Author's Purpose, Setting, and Theme?
500

these are the 5 types of organizational patterns (text structures)

What is compare and contrast, problem and solution, sequence, cause and effect, and descriptive?

500

3 points can be earned for __________ while 2 points are awarded for __________ for a total of 5 points on an extended constructed response

What is Organizing and Development of Ideas.

What are Conventions?

500

CUPS stands for the following things a student should do when editing their writing.

What is Capitalization, Understanding, Punctuation, and Spelling?

500

ARMS stands for the following things a students should do when revising their writing.

What is Add, Remove, Move, and Substitute?

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