This score is the minimum you need in order to pass the FSA.
What is a 3?
This type of writing explains something.
What is informative?
Body Paragraphs start typically with this type of word or phrase?
What is a transition?
How many parts are there to a complete introduction?
What is 3?
Since you're explaining something in detail this is ONE of key elements that can be scored.
What is organization?
Body Paragraphs often introduce a this to support the central claim.
What is supporting claim or topic sentence?
This type of informative essay examines the the relationship between two things.
What is cause and effect or compare and contrast?
After the supporting claim is introduced it is up to the writer to include this to support their idea.
What is evidence?
The introduction has one job. This is to.....
What is introduce your topic?
Without this I will lose two points and my voice will not be heard!
What is Explanation?
After evidence from the text is used, the writer then MUST have this to assert why the evidence is relevant.
What is explanation?
In your introduction your must include two other parts These are called...
What are background information and thesis?
By forgetting to do this my work could be considered to be plagiarized.
What is citing sources?
In informative writing any ideas for the text are called what?
What is Claims?
Without this your argument is considered weak.
What is evidence?
Finally, the body paragraph may want to include a sentence to introduce or cross over to the next paragraph.
What is the bridge or summary?
The amount of points you could earn from a solid introduction.
What is 3 or 4?