MC Question Types
Cape might ask you vocabulary question, explain how the question is set up and what you need to do to find word meaning.
it may say this word mostly means and give answers under neath. You need to use the in/ out strategy.
What is the name of the writing strategy we use to unpack a prompt?
RAFT
What does T stand for?
Topic
What do we create on our scratch paper to read or analyze a text?
When is Ms.Rawles birthday?
05/18
Unpack this question:
select 3 answers that show ____.
What it asking you to do? How can you make sure you selected best evidence?
I need to choose 3 answer with best evidence and compare back to the text to see if it happened in the text or not.
What is the name of the writing strategy you use to make sure you paragraphs are organized well and address (answer) the prompt question?
RACES
What does AT stand for?
Author's teaching point
How is an srp for informational different from fiction?
frames, MI/theme, MCA
Spell the name of the principal of the school
Ms. Pearson
What is the structure of test?
Reading, MC Questions, and a prompt.
How can you transition into citing evidence? What word or phrase can you use?
In the text it states...
According to ...
The text says..
What does LL stand for?
Lesson Learned
What should you do first before you begin to CLOSELY read your passages on a test?
skim/ scan text + read questions first!
What is the name of the middle school we took a field trip to recently?
Digital Pioneers Academy
How many minutes do you have to complete all three component of the test?
90 mins
What are the rules for capitalization?
First word of sentence, proper nouns, and 'I,"
If you see ______ when you skim a text it will let you know if the genre is fiction.
dialogue, characters, setting, descriptive language (any of these will work)
Where should you look in a text for the author's main claim (argument) or the author's purpose for writing?
Responsibility
Respect
Empathy
Persistence
Integrity
What is the app we access cape on?
Test Nav
When you cite evidence directly from the text what MUST you include in around your quote?
Quotation marks and parentheses that say where you got the quote from.
Ex:
"___________," (Paragraph 5).
What is a theme? How is it different from the LL?
One applies to life in general. One is character specific.
What are the five questions you should ask yourself while reading fiction?
W, W, W, W, W, H?
What is the address or street name of this school?
5450 Third St