Answer
Cite Evidence
Explain evidence/answer
2) Going back to the text
3) Reading the questions before the text
Fiction (made up stories with Literary elements)
Non-fiction (articles on real life topics)
*It has changed from last year, which was 3 days
Body
Conclusion
*paragraph format so you must indent
(your own words or ideas that answer the question)
*adjectives
Knowing the questions will help you close read where necessary
*You know what to look for before reading
*It activates your prior knowledge
*Example: An instruction Manual
B) Science (Articles that explain scientific topics like volcanoes, planets, animals)
C)Current Events (Social media, technology, health)
*You will need to know how to decipher claims, relevant evidence, and possible choose a side to an argument.
EX: In paragraph 3 it states, "Ms. Redwood is the best".
A) Skip it and come back to it later
B) Guess and come back to it later
C) Leave it blank forever
*This is an un-timed test so do not rush.
*Guess first so you don't mess up your answer sheet by bubbling in the wrong question
(Plot, Characterization, Setting, Theme, Conflict)
Literary Devices
(POV, figurative language, irony)
7 short responses
1 extended response (paired passage)
*Short response is a 2 point rubric
Questions that ask you about specific lines, ("According to line 15-17") must use details from only those lines.
You may use details from anywhere in the text that answers the question, unless the the question explicitly says, 'you must use evidence from those lines'.
Choosing the STRONGEST option
*There might be multiple 'right' answers
But only can be the best!
-Moral of the story will explain something about life (It rains because when Zeus gets angry he creates a thunderstorm)