Lit Analysis/ Research Sim
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What must we include around evidence from the text when typing a Literary Analysis or Research Simulation? 

Quotation Marks - Ex. " exact evidence from the text " 

100

If I get stuck on a multiple choice question, what should I do? 

Flag it and move on to the next question 

100

When I finish a writing task, what should I do? 

Reread my work to make sure it makes sense 

Check for grammatical errors 

100

Before answering each question, where should we go?

Back into the text! 

100

How many paragraphs should a research simulation or literary analysis be? 

5 paragraphs - (introduction, body paragraph 1, body paragraph 2, body paragraph 3, body paragraph 4, conclusion) 

4 paragraphs if you are running out of time! If you only have time for 4 paragraphs your last paragraph should synthesize all texts/sources and you should conclude with 4th paragraph.

200

How should I begin a Research Simulation or Literary Analysis? 

With a restate (restate the prompt) 

ex. After reading "My Breaking In" and "Mistress Mary, Quite Contrary"  

200

How long should I spend on each multiple choice question? 

1 1/2 to 2 minutes 

200

If a prompt asks us to write a journal entry, how should we begin? 

Dear Journal, 

200

If I need to define a word or phrase that I may not know what should I do? 

1) Go back into that moment in the text

2) Use context clues to define the word or phrase 

3) Replace the word or phrase into paragraph to see if it makes sense

200

If we are running out of time, what MUST we include in our literary analysis or research simulation? 

A conclusion ! 

300

What MUST be included in our body paragraph 2 and body paragraph 3 to support our ideas/ inferences? 

TEXT EVIDENCE ! with quotation marks around the evidence 

300

If I finish my assessment early, what should I do? 

Double check and review my answers 

Reread my writing 

300

If we are given a point of view task where we have to write a story or journal entry as if we are the character, in what point of view are we writing in AND what pronouns would we use? 

First-person point of view 

Pronouns - "I"  "me" or "my" 

300

If we do not understand a question the first time we read it, what should we do? 

Reread the question

300

What should all of our ideas be based on in a Literary Analysis and Research Simulation ? 

The prompt !! 

400

Part 1: What should we include before citing evidence? 

Part 2: What should we include after citing evidence in our paragraphs?

Part 1 - inference and context 

Part 2 - Explain your thinking and explain how your evidence connects to the prompt 

400

What should I capture on my scrap paper? 

Big ideas from the text or video - quick notes to help me better understand the texts/ video 


MUST BE QUICK! - do not spend too much time on this! 

400

If the prompt asks you to write a story or continue a STORY, what should it include?  

Setting, Talking characters, Conflict, Attempts to resolve, Solution, and DIALOGUE


BE CREATIVE ☺️

400

What strategy can I use when given multiple choice questions? 

Process of elimination 

400

What must be included in a research simulation and literary analysis? 

ideas from all texts/sources supported with text evidence! 

500

If you are given two texts and a video for a Research Simulation, what should your body paragraphs (paragraphs 2-4) include? 

RACCE for text 1 , RACCE for text 2, RACCE for video

500

If I am given a video, how do I cite a video? 

By using a timestamp (1:30 - 2:10) 


Ex. I know because in timestamp 1:30 - 2:10, the video talks about ... 

500

How much time should I give myself for a writing task? 

At LEAST 40 minutes or more! 

500

If a multiple choice question asks to select TWO answer choices, I must ... 

SELECT TWO ANSWER CHOICES ! 

500

Before answering a literary analysis or research simulation, what should we make sure we understand first? 

The prompt 

Reread it if you don't understand it the first read 

Take 1 to 2 minutes to really think about what the prompt is asking!