Skills
The central idea can often be found here.
What is the introduction and conclusion
POE stands for...
What is Process of Elimination?
Restate, Inference/answer, Cite Evidence and Explain
What is RICE?
This is the first step you should take, before you even begin to write.
What is decide on your claim?
What you should physically be doing while answering multiple choice questions.
What is flipping the page back and forth?
The place where your claim goes.
What is at the end of your introductory paragraph?
The difference between 3rd person limited and 3rd person omniscient narration.
What is how much the narrator knows?
Words in a row with the same initial consonant sound
What is an alliteration?
What it looks like when you're using Process of Elimination.
What is crossing out?
The number of pieces of evidence that you are expected to supply.
What is 2?
The purpose of your conclusion.
What is to reiterate/restate your claim?
The process when you review the questions before reading the text
What is a previewing the text/questions?
The technique in which you don't quote exactly from the text, but say the same thing in your own words.
What is paraphrasing?
The difference between tone and mood.
What is perspective? (Tone is from the perspective of the author, while mood is from the perspective of the reader)
When restating a complex question, most students actually forget this step.
What is Answer?