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Multiple Select

Which of the following actions are part of the Editing stage in the writing process?

• Check spelling

• Check capitalization

• Add new ideas

• Check punctuation

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a step in the writing process?

• Planning

• Drafting

• Revising

• Memorizing

Open Ended

How does the revised sentence 'During the summer, I slept comfortably on a hammock by the beach.' differ from the original sentence 'I slept'?

Multiple Choice

What is one way you can add detail to the sentence 'It is hot'?

• Describe what people do when it is hot, like eating ice cream or swimming.

• Repeat the sentence several times.

• Write about a cold day instead.

• Ignore the sentence and write a new one.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences adds the most detail to 'I live in New York'?

• I live in New York, right next to Central Park, which is always filled with people and outdoor activities.

• I live in New York and it is a big city.

• I live in New York and like it.

• I live in New York, and it is fun.

Open Ended

How does adding details to a sentence improve your writing?

Multiple Choice

What is a rubric used for in evaluating student work?

• To provide feedback only

• To assess and evaluate using a set of criteria and performance levels

• To assign random grades

• To compare students to each other

Multiple Choice

What is used to evaluate the ECR?

• A rubric

• A checklist

• A survey

• A test

Multiple Choice

What does a rubric consist of?

• A set of criteria and a scale of performance levels

• A list of student names

• A grading curve

• A set of questions

Open Ended

Based on the published ECR example, how did Ernesto's perspective about owning a pet change throughout the story?

Multiple Select

Which of the following are components evaluated in the STAAR Writing Extended Constructed Response Rubric?

• Central Idea

• Organization

• Evidence

• Expression

Multiple Choice

How does Ernesto's perspective change throughout the story, and what evidence from the text supports this change?

• He becomes more disappointed as the story progresses, with no resolution.

• He remains hopeful throughout the story, never feeling disappointed.

• He transitions from disappointment to hope after finding a new way to engage with animals.

• He gives up on his desire to work with animals entirely.

Open Ended

What score would you give this response based on the rubric? Justify the given score.

Multiple Choice

Based on the rubric and the highlighted score, why do you think the response received a score of 3 for Development and Organization of Ideas?

• The response had no clear introduction or conclusion.

• The response had a clear structure and relevant evidence supporting the main idea.

• The response was missing text evidence and had unclear ideas.

• The response did not address the prompt.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are important elements for scoring conventions in writing, according to the rubric shown?

• Sentence construction

• Punctuation

• Capitalization

• Word count

Open Ended

How do errors in spelling, punctuation, and capitalization affect the overall clarity and effectiveness of a written response?

Open Ended

What is one important thing you learned today about scoring a written response to a literary text?