Multiple-Choice Questions
Constructed Response
Argumentative Essay
Informational Essay
Narrative Essay
100

What should you read first when approaching a multiple-choice question?

The questions, so you know what to look for in the reading.

100

What is the first sentence in a constructed response?

A claim sentence that answers the prompt directly and clearly.

100

What type of essay is an argumentative? What are you writng?

Proving your opinion on a topic. Arguing your opinion. 

100

What type of essay is an informational? What are you writng?

Providing facts, information (NOT your opinion)

100

What are the three parts of a narrative's plot?

Beginning, middle, and end.

200

What tool helps eliminate incorrect answers

The cross-off tool.

200

How many pieces of evidence should be included?

Two pieces of evidence.

200

What are the parts of the introduction paragraph (4sentences)?

Hook/Grabber (1 sentence)

Background information of the passages (2-3 sentences)

Thesis sentence (1 sentence)

200

What is the purpose of the hook in the introduction?

To grab the reader’s attention.

200

What should you include to make your narrative engaging?

Details, adjectives, and characters

300

What should you do if a question is taking too long?

Flag it and come back to it at the end.

300

What does commentary explain?

What is happening in the quote and what it proves.

300

What must your thesis do?

Provide a direct and clear answer to the question.

300

What should each body paragraph include?

A claim, evidence, commentary, and a concluding sentence.

300

Why is dialogue important in a narrative?

It shows characters talking and brings the story to life.

400

Should you ever skip a multiple-choice question?

No, answer every question.

400

What is the final sentence of a constructed response?

A concluding sentence that summarizes the paragraph.

400

What can you add for extra credit in an argumentative essay?

A counterargument

400

How should you conclude your informational essay

By summarizing your claim and details and explaining why it’s important.

400

What makes the setting detailed?

Explaining where and when the story takes place.

500

Why is it helpful to read the questions first?

So you know what to look for in the reading passage.

500

How many sentences are in a constructed response?

8 sentences.

500

Name two things all body paragraphs must include.

A claim and evidence with commentary.

500

What is the difference between an argumentative and informational essay?

An argumentative essay presents an argument or your opinion, while an informational essay explains a topic without taking a position.

500

What is the golden rule for the narrative box?

Fill out the entire box!