This part of speech modifies the nouns after it.
What is an adjective?
This clause can stand on it's own.
What is an independent clause?
State the learning target 2.0, 3.0, or 4.0
Consistently correctly uses lists (in parallel structure).
What is 2.0?
You must use these in between each paragraph to achieve a 2.0 minimum.
What are transitions words?
This is the 2.0 level for claims.
Make a statement about the text (may not be arguable to be considered a claim.
Name the part of speech of the underlined word in the following sentence:
Johnny is amazingly talented.
What is an adverb?
This punctuation mark must always go before a conjunction.
What is a comma?
Always uses complex sentences correctly.
True or false: A claim in my introduction counts towards a "central idea" in my paper.
What is true?
You reference this in a novel or short story after the author's name in MLA citation.
What is the page number the quote is found on?
Choose "who" or "whom" for the following sentence.
To ____ does the book belong to?
What is "whom?"
This type of sentence is made of two independent clauses join by either a comma+conjunction or a semi-colon.
What is a compound sentence?
Consistently uses freshman LTs correctly.
What is 2.0?
True or false: I can never use first person (I, me, we, you, or us) in my writing.
False: I have to check the prompt first to decide what kind of paper I am writing!
To achieve the 3.0 level in explanation (3.3.2), the student must reference ____ of the text.
What is one to two specific sentences?
This part of speech modifies verbs, adjectives, and others of its own kind.
What is an adverb?
This type of clause is an incomplete thought when left alone, or more commonly known as a fragment.
With it's partner, it becomes a subordinate clause, forming a complete thought and sentence.
What is a dependent clause?
Name the learning target: Always applies clear pronoun usage (i.e. not vague).
What is 1.3.3?
This is one type of transition I can use in my writing.
For a 3.0 claim, you must explain how these impact a story.
What are literary devices (literary elements/figurative language)?
Relative pronouns answer these questions regarding people and their things.
What are who, whom, whose, which, and that?
This punctuation mark is used for many things: to go in between separate lists or even after introductory clauses. It's most commonly used to connect two independent clauses, forming a compound sentence.
What is a semi colon?
You must reach this percentage correctly for a 2.0 level in 1.2.1 and 1.2.2. (I.e. you must write a complex sentence correctly this amount of time [percentage]).
What is 92%?
You will lose points for a 4.0 in style if your essay is this.
_____ is what it is called to merge a quote from a piece of work into a sentence of your own words.
What is to integrate a quote.