Skills
BME stands for?
What is "Beginning, Middle, End"?
What it is it called when you cross out the incorrect answers on a multiple choice question?
What is "Slash the Trash"?
How many points is a short response question worth?
What is 2 points?
How many points is an extended response question worth?
What is 4 points?
What is it called when you take notes while you read the passage?
What is "Stop and Jot"?
A comparison not using "like" or "as"?
What is a metaphor?
What you should physically be doing while answering multiple choice questions?
What is looking back in the text?
How many sentences should your short response be?
What is 3-5 sentences?
How many paragraphs should your extended response be?
What is 4 paragraphs?
The main idea of a text is?
What is what the text is mainly or mostly about?
The "where" and "when" for the story-the time and place.
What is setting?
If the multiple choice question mentions a specific paragraph(s) or specific sentence(s), what should you do?
What is go back to that paragraph(s) or sentence(s)?
The number of pieces of evidence that you are expected to supply.
What is 2
What are the parts of your extended response/essay?
What is an introduction, two body paragraphs, and a conclusion?
Finish this phrase: "Somebody wanted ..."
What is "Somebody wanted but so then"?
What is it called when a writer gives a hint of what's to come?
What is foreshadowing?
How many multiple choice questions will there be on your test?
What is 35?
What do you need to get a all two points on your short response question?
What is a claim and two pieces of evidence?
Where should your claim/thesis go?
What is at the end of your introduction paragraph?
The theme of a text is?
What is the message, lesson, or moral that author wants you to learn?
What is it called when the author goes back in the story to an earlier time?
What is flashback?
Should you ever skip a question?
What is no?
What do you need when you quote directly from the text?
What is quotation marks?
How many pieces of evidence should you have in your extended response/essay?
What is at least 4?