
Essay Writing - Basics C Range
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English
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10th Grade
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Easy
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Jonathan Croucher
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C Range will tend to be at least 2 pages.
For a normal essay, you would need to write 1/2 page every 10 minutes.
Almost all students can write more than this.
Not writing more that 2 pages comes down to not having enough to say.
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Test yourself - practise handwriting
The goal is to have a lot to say AND to keep writing constantly. Even if you are not sure, just keep writing.
Remember: we are wanting to give you marks. Anything on the page can help you get more marks.
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Open Ended
Why do students write LESS than 2 pages?
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Poll
How often do you practise handwriting quickly?
Most weeks
Once a month.
Rarely
I never handwrite.
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Topic Sentence > Elaboration > Quotes/Techniques
Big ideas first and then move to more specific ideas.
Each sentence should be in the right place.
Essay writing should flow and be easy to understand.
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Fill in the Blanks
Each body paragraph starts with a
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Reorder
What is the order of the following?
Topic sentence
Elaboration
Evidence
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Multiple Choice
What is wrong with this topic sentence: Romeo believes that fate is against him when he says, "I defy you stars!"
There are no ideas in it.
It is off topic
It is too specific.
It is talking about a character.
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For C-Range, at least TWO in each paragraph. Better to have THREE.
Remember quotes should be about the topic of the paragraph.
Quotes should not be more than one line.
Quotes should be about ideas and values, not details.
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Categorize
"You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view."
"People generally see what they look for, and hear what they listen for."
"Atticus, he was real nice." "Most people are, Scout, when you finally see them."
"Calpurnia's lights are pretty dim."
"I'm little but I'm old."
"It was Jem's turn to cry."
Organize these options into the right categories
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Multiple Choice
What is the minimum number of quotes per paragraph?
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Show you care. Write clearly. Get others to check for basic errors.
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Drag and Drop
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Fill in the Blanks
Rewrite the misspelled word correctly below.
"Romeo and Juliet did not know there future."
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Fill in the Blanks
Rewrite the misspelled word correctly below.
"Catherine thought Hal was trying to steal her families property."
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Draw
Underline the techniques the student mentions.
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Draw
Underline the argumentative words the student uses.
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Draw
Highlight in a yellow color the punctuation error.
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Multiple Choice
An essay is basically a long...
Description
Story
Argument
Analysis
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Match
Match the following
Introducing the big idea.
Word for word from the text.
How do they do it?
More detailed argument.
Start sentences with...
Topic sentence
Quote
Technique
Elaboration
Argumentative words.
Topic sentence
Quote
Technique
Elaboration
Argumentative words.
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