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100

Opinion writing is written in this POV.

What is first person?

100

This is the first step in the writing process.

What is analyze the prompt?

100

To state where in the text you found your evidence.

What is cite evidence or sources?

100

These 4 things are what every basic essay should include as part of its organization.

What is an introduction, body paragraph 1, body paragraph 2 and a conclusion?

100

The start of every paragraph should be separated by ___.

What is an indent or a skipped line?

200

Everything you underline in your sources should answer this.

What is the prompt?

200

This is one of the most important things to do while reading your sources...

What is annotate and underline?

200

This is a type of "linking" word used to start paragraphs and sentences of evidence/elaboration.

What are transition words?

200

The purpose of this is to introduce the topic and the opinion/topic statement with reasons to the readers.

What is the introduction?

200

Words copied directly from this should always be spelled correctly.

What is the text?

300

Informational writing is written in this POV.

What is third person?

300

What is the last step in the essay writing process?

What is revising/editing?

300

The phrase: According to the text... followed by " " is an example of this.

What is evidence?

300

This is where the evidence, examples, and elaboration go in an essay.

What are the body/middle paragraphs?

300

This should be written at the top of your planning page.

Your central idea and reasons.
400

The beginning of your essay must start with a ______ to grab your readers' attention.

What is a hook?

400
What makes a "great" elaboration?

(Various answers: connects to prompt, explains thinking, etc.)

400

_________ is specific information that comes directly from the text, whereas ___________ adds more detail and expands on the specific information from your own brain.

What are evidence and elaboration?

400

The purpose of the conclusion is to restate the prompt, state your reasons again, and end with _____.

What is a question or good advice? (some "spice")

400

How many pieces of evidence should you try to gather from each source?

What is 2 to 3?

500
How is an opinion prompt different from an informational prompt?

(Various answers)

500

These 2 ideas can be found after reading and planning, and are usually based on patterns in your evidence.

What are reasons?

500

Name 3 types of hooks you can use to start your introduction.

Types: Question, "Imagine", Sound, or Fact hooks.
500

Correct this sentence:
according to sorce 1, dogs are good for children bc they teach children to be responsible

Corrected:

According to source 1, dogs are good for children because they teach children to be responsible.

500

This should be restated in the first sentence of each of your body paragraphs.

What are my reasons?