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persuasive
expository
speculative
100
Read D to A, use P.O.E., cross off nonsense answers
What are multiple-choice test taking strategies?
100
4 points
How much is an open-ended worth?
100
I'm not going to teach you about a topic, I'm going to change your mind about a topic.
What is persuasive writing?
100
explanatory quote and familiar situation
What are two kinds of expository writing you may see on the ask?
100
story
What do I have to write for this prompt?
200
1 point
How much is a multiple-choice question worth?
200
open-ended because it is more expensive
Which type of question should you do first and why?
200
12 points, the most expensive writing task.
What is the persuasive task worth on the NJASK?
200
6 points
How many points is this prompt worth?
200
The Story Creates A Problem
What is the acronym I need to remember for the speculative prompt?
300
Main idea, supporting details, facts and statistics
What do I look for when reading informational text?
300
characters, setting, plot, conflict, theme
What are the narrative elements?
300
5 paragraphs, hook, thesis, call to action, reasons, counterargument
How long should it be and what should it have?
300
T3EC
What is acronym for the explanatory quote prompt?
300
6 points
How many points is this task worth?
400
claim, types of support, reasons, logos, pathos, ethos, call to action
What do I look for when reading a persuasive text?
400
L.I.E.
What are literal, inferencial, and evaluative questions?
400
10 minutes because it is the most important part of the process.
How long should I spend prewriting and why?
400
advanced vocabulary, figurative language
What are compositional risks?
400
person vs. nature, person vs. society, person vs. person, person vs. self
What are different kinds of conflicts?
500
Inform, entertain, persuade
What are the three types of non-fiction writing?
500
Theme is to claim as __________ is to topic.
What is a big idea?
500
Students should not stress about the test because it is a measure of basic skills.
What is a claim?
500
history, current events, literature, anecdotes
What are types of examples for the quote prompt?
500
Carla learned that she should trust her friends would be there for her even after she messed up in school.
What is a theme?