Literary Texts
Nonliterary Texts
ECR/SCR
Test Taking
Revising & Editing
100


What is plot? 

what happens in a story, sequence of events in a story

100

How do we identify an informational text?  

Headings, Pictures w/captions, maps

notice real places, dates, people

100

How many points is an ECR worth on the STAAR test? 

10

100

What should you do the night before the test? 

get a good night's sleep

100

When do we use capitalization?  

answers will vary...teacher will determine if you get the points or not

200

What is the problem in the story called? 

the conflict

200

what strategy should we use to monitor our thinking about an informational text?  

hand w/ 5ws

200

How many points is an SCR worth?

2
200

What should you do the morning of the test?  

eat a GOOD breakfast =)

200

What is one reason we use a comma for punctuation? 

answers will vary; teacher will determine points 

300

What are stage directions? 

instructions in a script—often italicized or in parentheses—that guide actors' movements, body language, and emotions, as well as set, lighting, and sound cues

300

how the author organizes the text 

text structure

300

What formula do we follow for an SCR?

RAP

300

What is something you should do while you are testing to help you do your best?  

answers will vary

300

What is wrong with the following sentence?


Ms. Pomeroy likes coffee, Mrs. Needham doesn't like it.  

There is a comma and no conjuction

400
the overall lesson or message of a literary text (story, poem or drama)? 

theme

400

If you get to a word you don't know, what should you use?  

the dictionary!!!

400

What is the RA portion of an ECR called in an informational essay?

central idea

400

What is something you should do while you are testing to help you do your best?  

answers will vary
400

What do we use FANBOYS for?

to combine two sentences, make a compound sentence

500

If it gives you a dictionary entry, how do you figure out which meaning is correct?  

go back to the passage and plug in the meaning to make sure it matches

500

In an argumentative text, what is the author's opinion or stance they take called? 

claim

500

How do we know the difference between an ECR and an SCR

number of characters, 

question - SCR; prompt - ECR


500

What do you need to do tomorrow for me to be proud of you?  

DO YOUR BEST!!

500

What is one way we can identify the R & E section? 

The questions are different, the sentences are numbered, the directions tell us "look for corrections/revisions"