Lesson (1.20) Student Facing

Multiple Choice

How can peer reviews contribute to the revision process?

• By providing additional errors to correct

• By offering different perspectives on the content

• By changing the main theme of the document

• By reducing the overall word count

Multiple Choice

What is an example of peer review?

• when a teacher grades your work
• when your parents grade your writing
• when other students in your class evaluate your work/writing

Multiple Choice

What is the best way for a peer reviewer to address problems in an essay?

• Describe and suggest solutions for the problems after describing the strengths of the essay.

• Explain all of the problems with the essay right away, without discussing the strengths

• Avoid bringing up any problems with the essay; only mention the essay’s strengths during peer review.

Multiple Choice

Which option best illustrates proper paragraph organization?

• Starting with a conclusion, followed by evidence, and ending with an introduction.

• Starting with an introduction, followed by evidence, and ending with a conclusion.

• Randomly organizing sentences without a clear structure.

• Starting and ending with evidence, with an introduction in the middle.

Multiple Choice

How should you organize your argumentative essay?

• who needs organization.... just write down whatever

• beginning, middle, and end

• introduction with a thesis, body paragraphs with examples, conclusions with a restatement of the thesis

Multiple Select

What are the three traits that the Georgia Milestones rubric evaluates when scoring writing?

• Ideas/Content

• Organization

• Style/Language Use

• Creativity

Multiple Choice

What does a score of 3 indicate in the rubric?

• Good/Proficient

• Developing

• Beginning

• Needs Improvement

Multiple Select

What are the three main components of Ideas/Content as mentioned in the text?

• Answering the Question

• Text Evidence

• Explanation

• Conclusion

Multiple Choice

What does a score of 4 indicate about the ideas/content in a response?

• It is excellent and uses multiple pieces of evidence

• It is good and answers most of the question

• It is poor and lacks evidence

• It is satisfactory but needs improvement

Multiple Choice

THE PROMPT:

What does the vignette "Marin" reveal about Marin's character? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

Does this response answer the question completely?

• ☐ Yes - Answers what the vignette reveals about Marin's character
  

• No - Doesn't answer the question

Multiple Choice

How many pieces of text evidence does this response use?

• 0 pieces

• 1 piece

• 2 pieces

• 3+ pieces

Multiple Choice

Is the evidence SPECIFIC or VAGUE?

• SPECIFIC - Uses direct quotes with details
  

• VAGUE - Just summarizes without quotes

  
  

Multiple Choice

What score would YOU give this response for Ideas/Content?

• 1 - Beginning

• 2- Developing

• 3 - Good

• 4 - Excellent

Poll

How confident do you feel about this topic now?

• Very confident
• Somewhat confident
• Not confident

Multiple Choice

What is the first thing you should do when you get your test?

• Plan

• Write

• Read the prompt

• Read the articles

Multiple Choice

What should you start your introduction with?

• Thesis Statement

• Evidence

• A sentence about your topic that grabs the reader's attention

Multiple Choice

Why should you include background information after your attention grabber?

• To make sure the reader knows you are answering the prompt

• To make sure the reader knows what you are arguing about and why

• To provide proof or evidence

Multiple Select

What is considered to be background information?

• What topic you are talking about

• Why you are talking about this topic

• What two sides people are arguing about

• Who this topic might affect

Multiple Select

What is the MAIN difference between an informative and argumentative essay?

• An argumentative essay has a counterclaim paragraph, an informative does not.

• An argumentative essay has a counterclaim paragraph, an informative does not.

• An argumentative essay has a counterclaim paragraph, an informative does not.

• An argumentative essay has a counterclaim paragraph, an informative does not.

Multiple Select

Select the characteristics of a counterclaim paragraph:

• Introduces the counterclaim

• Includes evidence to support the counterclaim

• Includes elaboration to explain the topic

• Uses a rebuttal to go against the counterclaim

• Uses evidence to support the rebuttal