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LEAP 2025

LEAP 2025

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English

5th - 8th Grade

Practice Problem

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CCSS
RI.7.7, RL.5.3, RI.3.5

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Paula LaCour

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12 Slides • 10 Questions

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LEAP 2025

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Leap 2025 ELA Tasks

  • Research Simulation (Always)

  • Literary Analysis or Narrative Writing Task

  • Always 2 tasks and 3 Sessions

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3 Sessions

  • Session 1: Literary Analysis and a passage set OR the Research Simulation Task

  • Session 2: Research Simulation Task OR the Narrative Writing Task and a passage set with one or two texts

  • Session 3: Reading Literary/ Informational Tasks : No essay Passages only

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All 3 Sessions are Taken

  • Session 1: 90 minutes

  • Session 2:90 minutes

  • Session 3: 80 minutes

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Fill in the Blank

How much time do you have for Session 1?

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Multiple Choice

Which Task is always taken on LEAP 2025?

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Research Simulation Task

2

Literary Analysis Task

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Narrative Writing Task

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Multiple Select

Which options (choose 2) describe which set of tasks you may have on LEAP 2025?

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Research Simulation and Literary Analysis Tasks

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Research Simulation and Narrative Writing Task

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Literary Analysis and Narrative Writing Tasks

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Research Simulation Task

  • Nonfiction

  • Three texts on a topic

  • Multiple choice and Multiple Select questions

  • Essay/ Prose ( any writing that is not poetry) Constructed Response

  • (analysis of argument, comparison/contrast of information)

  • REQUIRES EVIDENCE

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Literary Analysis

  • Analyze Literature (poem, story)

  • Two texts on a topic

  • Multiple choice and Multiple Select questions

  • Essay/ Prose ( any writing that is not poetry) Constructed Response

  • (analysis of plot and characterization; comparison of themes; interaction of literary elements)

  • REQUIRES EVIDENCE

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Narrative Writing

  • Read fiction

  • Multiple choice and Multiple Select questions

  • Create a narrative

  • (finish the story ; retell the story from another point of view

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Multiple Choice

How many texts do you read for the Research Simulation Task?

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4

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3

3

2

4

1

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Fill in the Blank

What kind of text do you read for the Literary Analysis Task?

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Multiple Choice

Which type of task is this essay prompt:


You have now read three articles about the beginning of sound technology and one article about modern technology. Write an essay explaining how the process of refining and marketing the phonograph is similar to the development of the Audio Spotlight in “Psst . . . Hey, You.” Be sure to use details from all three articles to support your answer.

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Research Simulation Task

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Literary Analysis Task

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Narrative Writing Task

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Multiple Choice

Which type of task is this essay prompt:


Both Charles Dickens and James Joyce incorporate dialogue into their passages. Use evidence you have gathered from both passages to write an essay analyzing how the dialogue in each passage functions to reveal aspects of the characters. You should discuss more than one character from each passage

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Research Simulation Task

2

Literary Analysis Task

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Narrative Writing Task

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Multiple Choice

Which type of task is this essay prompt:


Beginning after paragraph 9, write an alternate ending to the folktale using details about the characters and events from the passage. You may choose to use dialogue in your new ending.

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Research Simulation Task

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Literary Analysis Task

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Narrative Writing Task

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Writing Categories

  • Written expression- organization, development of ideas

  • Knowledge and Use of Language- grammar, mechanics, and usage

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Reading Categories

  • Literary Text - poetry, drama, fiction

  • Informational Text- history, science, and the arts

  • Vocabulary

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Achievement Levels

  • Advanced - Exceeded Expectations

  • Mastery - Met Expectations

  • Basic - Nearly Met Expectations

  • Approaching Basic - Partially Met Expectations

  • Unsatisfactory - Not Yet Met Expectations

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Ideal Achievement Levels

  • Advanced

  • Mastery

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Which two categories are below expectations

  • Basic

  • Approaching Basic

  • Unsatisfactory

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Multiple Select

Which two achievement levels meet or exceed expectations?

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Advanced

2

Mastery

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Basic

4

Approaching Basic

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Multiple Select

Which three achievement levels are below grade-level expectations?

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Mastery

2

Basic

3

Approaching Basic

4

Unsatisfactory

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