EOC Info
Vocab Words
Inference
Testing Strategies
100

How much TOTAL time do you have for the EOC? 

4 hours 

100

What is the word that means "denial, a refutation or contradiction"?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

Rebuttal

100

It was so hot, and my snack was melting. I had to hurry and eat as fast as I could. What type of snack did I have?

1. Steak 

2. Potato's 

3. Ice Tea 

4. Ice Cream

4. Ice Cream 

100

What does WPA mean in terms of testing strategies? 

White paper annotation

200

How many questions are on the test? 

60 questions

200

Define simile

Comparing two things using “like” or “as”

200

Who is implying something? 

The person speaking/the author of a text

200

Define/describe "Gist List"

Answering the who, what, where, when, why of the text and then a one to two sentence summary of the text

300

How many passages will you need to read during the test?

6-8 passages

300

What is the word that means "to repeat something the exact same way as it was said before"?

Verbatim

300

Who is inferring something? 

The listener/the reader of the text

300

When choosing a multiple choice option, what is the easiest way to come up with an answer? 

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

Process of elimination

400

How many constructed response questions will you need to complete? 

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

4

400

What is it called when it is the period following the climax, where the central conflict resolves and tension decreases, moving the story towards its conclusion? (Hint: it's two words)

Falling action

400

If you tell your mom that you have Math and English and she asks, "did you do your Math and English homework?" and you reply, "I did my Math homework..." what is the implication?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

That you did NOT do your English homework

400

What type of questions should you complete first in the EOC? 

The constructed response questions 

500

What sorts of passages do you need to read during the test? 

1 poem, 2 informational, 3 fictional

500

Define exposition

In narrative structures, exposition refers to the introductory part of a story where background information, setting, and characters are introduced to the audience. It's the writer's way of setting the stage for the rest of the story and helping the reader understand the context

500

If the text says that the "salted water in the pot is warm," then what could we infer? 

A. The water is scalding hot

B. The water is being warmed up for something. 

C. The water was just ice a minute ago. 

D. The water has totally evaporated 

B. The water is being warmed up for something.

500

What does "ACE" stand for? 

Answer the question

Cite your sources

Explain the meaning behind them