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PROVE Testing Strategy: Lesson 1

PROVE Testing Strategy: Lesson 1

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English

6th Grade

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Grace Mangrum

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7 Slides • 4 Questions

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PROVE Testing Strategy: Lesson 1

Objective:

We will analyze the controlling idea, author’s purpose, and genre characteristics of a text.

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Watch the Loom video for a tutorial on how to use PROVE to become a STAAR test taker!

(This video is linked on the google doc for today.)

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Let's Practice PROVEing our answers!

  • Step 1: Pull up the google doc with the reading passage on it.

  • Step 2: Split your screen. Keep this page up and the reading passage. (Or you can click back and forth in between tabs, whatever works for you.)

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P- Preview the question.

Read this sentence from paragraph 5.

"As a result, they moved to cities and accepted low-paying jobs in order to feed their families."

This sentence shows that-

  • people make sacrifices

  • farmers knew how to change

  • people were often mistreated

  • farmers were tired of harvesting

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Multiple Choice

What type of question is this?

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Whole text

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Find it

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Answer Here

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R- Read the passage

  • Go back, and reread paragraph 5

  • Underline the quote in the question

  • Search for key details in the paragraph


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O- Omit the Obviously wrong questions

  • Remember-

  • there are usually 2 oviously wrong answers and 1 distracter that is almost correct

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Multiple Select

Which answer choices are obviously wrong?

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People made sacrfices

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Farmers knew how to change

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people were often mistreated

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farmers were tired of harvesting

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Open Ended

What is the correct answer? Verify your answer with text evidence.

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Open Ended

Explain your answer. Use complete sentences.

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CONGRADULATIONS!!

  • You can now PROVE your answers as you take a test!

  • Go submit your exit ticket and have a great day!

PROVE Testing Strategy: Lesson 1

Objective:

We will analyze the controlling idea, author’s purpose, and genre characteristics of a text.

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