Ten steps to score ten
The first step of ten steps to score ten.
What is read prompt?
The step where you highlight details and drafting on the planning sheet and checklist.
What is step 7?
The body paragraphs should have how many sentences?
What is 11 sentences?
Where should you include the counterclaim in an informative essay?
What is nowhere, there is no counterclaim in informative essays?
What is to assure?
The final step (step 10) on the ten steps to score ten.
What is to score a ten?
What is done right before step 7?
What is to answer the question (thesis) on planning sheet/checklist?
The first sentence of the body paragraphs and conclusion.
What is the topic sentence?
You should elaborate for how many sentences in the body paragraphs?
What is for two sentences?
The ability to judge well.
What is discernment?
Why is it important to follow this procedure?
What is to score a ten?
Which is supposed to be done first : highlight details, or draft on planning sheet?
What is highlight details?
What comes after the background information and the overview?
What is two reasons and one counterclaim?
What comes first, the restate question, or the thesis statement?
What is the restate question?
To guarantee something.
What is to ensure?
The second step on ten steps to score ten.
What is determine purpose (inform or argue)?
You should highlight and draft on your planning sheet and checklist on your ____ time reading the passage.
What is the 2nd time?
The background information should consist as how many sentences?
What is two sentences?
How many sentences should the paraphrase be?
What is no sentences (it's a phrase)?
The result of a consequence/action.
What is effect?
The step where you write the actual essay.
What is step 8?
Why is it beneficial to execute step 7?
What is because...
- saves time
- brings ideas together
- easier to read
- allows paragraphs to be written faster
Should your evidence for the counterclaim be very weak or very strong?
What is it should be very strong (in order to make your point stronger)?
Where is the concluding sentence located?
What is the final sentence of the conclusion, the final sentence of the entire essay?
To influence/bring about change.
What is to affect?