SCR, ECR, CER
When writing body paragraphs, we use the CER method. Claim, evidence, and _________________.
What is reasoning?
During the English I STAAR test, what should you do if you encounter unfamiliar vocabulary?
What is 'use a dictionary'?
The word used to describe how the author or characters feel.
What is 'tone'?
The short constructed response must include these three elements:_______, _________, and __________.
What are 'answer, evidence, and explanation/analysis' ?
A figure of speech that makes an implicit comparison between two unlike things
What is a 'metaphor'?
These are the two types of SCR styles.
What are reading and writing/revising?
What is the max amount of points you can score on a reading SCR question?
What is 'two'?
A literary device characterized by a struggle between two opposing forces.
What is 'conflict'?
This is the max character limit for the SCR.
What is '475'?
when an object represents something else
What is 'symbolism'?
What does the E on ECR represent?
What is 'extended'?
When taking the STAAR English I test, you will be asked to use context clues from the text and background information to form _______________.
What are 'inferences'?
What is 'the process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character'?
What is characterization?'
You could be given any of the three new ECR types. They are: _____________, ______________, and ______________________.
What are 'informational (expository)' 'argumentative' and 'correspondence'?
a contract between appearances and reality; the opposite of what one would normally expect
What is 'irony'?
Look at the following prompt. Which ECR type would you be expected to write?
Write a letter to your principal in which you argue who would benefit most from a volunteering program at school: student participants or members of the community they could serve.
What is 'correspondence argumentative'?
On the STAAR English I test, you will be given how long to complete it.
What is all day?
The author's underlying message about life or society.
What is a 'theme'?
What is one requirement needed in your argumentative essay that is NOT included in the informational essay?
What is 'counterargument'?
"Hope is the thing with feathers" is an example of...
What is a 'metaphor'?
Look at the following prompt. Which ECR type would you be expected to write?
Successful people often set clear goals and understand the specific steps needed to achieve them. Write an essay explaining the best way to achieve a goal.
What is informational (expository)?
These are the 3 different sections on the test: ___________, ______________, and _____________.
What are 'Reading Comprehension,' 'ECR,' and 'Revising and Editing,' ?
What is the author's word choice referred to as?
What is 'diction' ?
When including text evidence within your written response, what must be included in order to receive full credit?
What are 'quotation marks'?
What is foreshadowing?
What is 'literary device that gives hints or clues about events that will happen later in the story'?