SummerRISE 2024 ECR Review

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What is the first step after folding a graphic organizer into fourths and labeling the boxes?

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Develop the claim/thesis statement by answering the question or statement in the prompt and write it in Paragraph 1.

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What does Box 3 of the graphic organizer represent in an Extended Constructed Response Essay (ECR)?

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Box 3 is Paragraph 3, which includes the Claim, Quoted Text, and Reasoning.

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List some transition words and phrases to quote the author for text evidence.

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1. As told in the article, 2. The article clearly states, 3. According to the article, 4. The author states, 5. According to the author, 6. The article continues to state, 7. The author mentions, 8. In the article, 9. The author clearly states, 10. In paragraph ____ of the article, 11. In the article ______, it explains,

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What should you primarily look for when analyzing a sample extended response?

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How well it addresses the prompt and supports arguments with evidence.

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What does Box 1 of the graphic organizer represent in an Extended Constructed Response Essay (ECR)?

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Box 1 is Paragraph 1, which includes the Hook & Thesis, and should include TAG (Title, Author, Genre).

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What is the purpose of a thesis statement in an ECR?

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The thesis statement presents the main argument or claim that will be supported throughout the essay.

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What is TAG in the context of an ECR?

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TAG stands for Title, Author, Genre, and it is included in the introduction to provide context.

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Why is it important to use transition words when quoting text evidence?

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Transition words help to smoothly integrate quotes into the text and clarify the source of the evidence.

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What is the role of evidence in an Extended Constructed Response Essay?

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Evidence supports the claims made in the essay and helps to validate the arguments presented.

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How can you effectively develop a claim in an ECR?

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By clearly answering the prompt and providing a specific argument that will be supported with evidence.