
MCAP Practice
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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Medium
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Dusty Jenkins
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5 Slides • 11 Questions
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Multiple Select
You should do which of the following when writing your essay?
Use "I think" to state your thoughts
Separate and indent your paragraphs
Think through the essay BEFORE you start typing.
Jump right into typing while the thoughts are fresh in your mind.
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, and
, or
, but
"Tortilla Sun" was in first person point of view. The point of view impacted the characters.
"Confetti Girls" was about two friends. "Tortilla Sun" was about a mother and father.
She didn't know what to do. She would have already done something to help.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Mark went to the game, but Alex wasn't allowed to go until his homework was done.
Mark went to the game but Alex wasn't allowed to go until his homework was done.
Mark went to the game; Alex wasn't allowed to go until his homework was done.
I think mark went to the game, but alex wasn't allowed to go until his homework was done.
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:
;
;
"Tortilla Sun" was in first person point of view. The point of view impacted the characters.
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Multiple Select
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
"Tortilla Sun" was in first person point of view. the point of view impacted the characters.
"Tortilla Sun" was in first person point of view. The point of view impacted the characters
"Tortilla Sun" was in first person point of view, and the point of view impacted the characters.
"Tortilla Sun" was in first person point of view; the point of view impacted the characters.
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Multiple Choice
Which order is correct for writing an introduction?
Hook, Background, Thesis
Transition, Hook, Thesis, Background,
Hook, Transition, Background, Evidence
Claim, Evidence, Reason
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Fill in the Blanks
The last statement of the introduction that tells the reader what the essay will be about is...
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Draw
What are possible transition words/phrases for your body paragraph 1 AND 2 on similar topics?
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The reader would be able to connect the author's point of view to the setting when the author wrote, "It was just another day in Alaska where I was bundled up in multiple layers of clothes" (Smith, 5).
For example...
use " " around the quoted evidence
Put a citation at the end of the quote
Use the author's last name AND section in parenthesis
Word for word...
Supporting with Evidence...
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Draw
Order the parts of the body paragraph...
Evidence
Transition
Reasoning
Claim about Story 1
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Multiple Choice
Your multiple choice questions/answers will determine the path of your MCAP test.
True- once I pick, the computer moves on to the next question level.
False- It doesn't matter how I answer the questions.
False- I can go back anytime to change my answers and it will re-adjust.
False- If I don't know the answer, I can skip most of them and come back later.
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Multiple Choice
You should include NEW information in the conclusion before your mic drop/final thought.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Regardless of where I am for testing, I should submit my test/essay BEFORE asking the testing teacher.
True
False
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Open Ended
I will be testing with (teacher's last name)...
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