Test Questions
Evidence and Elaboration
Conventions of Standard English
Transitions
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100

In your own words, what is this question asking you?

What is a shared theme of both passages?

What common message do both passages have?

100

What type of evidence should be included in each of your body paragraphs?

A citation/quote from the text.

100

Correct the following grammatical/spelling errors:

mrs day is da best language arts teacher in the whole universe

Mrs. Day is the best Language Arts teacher in the whole universe!

100

Write a transition that would be appropriate for the 2nd paragraph?

To begin, to start off, to start, firstly, first and foremost, etc.

100

The glasses in Killing Mr. Griffin are a symbol of?

How David sees Susan
200

In your own words, what is this question asking you?

What does the phrase "the flame that consume him" emphasize?

What does this phrase mean? Who/what is the flame being compared to?

200
This term means "to put in your own words".

Paraphrase

200

What type of noun always needs to be capitalized?

A proper noun.

200

"Furthermore" and "Therefore" are most appropriate in which paragraph(s)?

3rd or 4th

200

What is this an example of?

Hot - Cold

Antonym

300

In your own words, tell us what this question is asking...

How do paragraphs 12 and 18 contribute to the overall meaning on passage 2? 

Bonus 100 points: What is the first thing you should do before answering?

What line of text is said in the paragraph that tells us the meaning/purpose of this passage?

BONUS: Go back to those paragraphs and read them!

300

Failure to use quotation marks when citing directly from the text is called...

Plagiarism. NEVER EVER DO THIS. 

300

Surprise Bonus!

You received 300 points

300

What is the name of the paragraph where the counterargument located?

Rebutal

300

What is a correct way to site your evidence?

In Article 2, Paragraph 3 it states,"blah blah blah".


Studies have shown, "blah blah blah" (Article 2, Paragraph 3).

400
What is perspective?

The author's view of what is happening/important. A character's perspective... who's side are we learning from?

400

When a writer is able to develop their own elaboration, it means they are able to form...

Original thought! You can show this by including your own personal anecdote when elaborating.

400

How many sentences should be in a paragraph? How can you check and make sure you have the appropriate amount of sentences?


5-7 sentences; counting punctuation marks

400
Write 2 transitions that can be used in the refutation paragraph.

However,

Although,

On the contrary,

Others may say,


400

Draw a plot diagram, labeled correctly and explain it to the class

Include:

exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

500

What is the purpose of an argumentative essay?

An argumentative essay gives the writer the opportunity to choose a position and argue their opinion with evidence and elaboration. 

This essay MUST INCLUDE A REBUTAL!

500

In your body paragraphs, what three things should be included?


Reason in your own words

Elabortion: why is this important (in your own words)

Evidence: quote to support your reason (citation from the text)

500

Write 3 sentences using there, their, and they're in the correct format.

there- Mrs. Day's class is over there.

their- Mrs. Day's students love their Language Arts class.

they're- They're going to miss Mrs. Day next year.

500

Write 10 transitions.

Therefore

First and foremost

Additionally,

To begin

In conclusion

Lastly

However

To start off

To sum up

Furthermore

500

Ophelia in Killing Mr. Griffin is called what?

An allusion

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