After folding the graphic organizer into fourths and labeling the boxes as paragraphs, what should you do?

After folding the graphic organizer into fourths and labeling the boxes as paragraphs, I should develop the claim/thesis statement by answering the question or statement in the prompt and write it in P1.

After folding the graphic organizer into fourths and labeling the boxes as paragraphs, I should write the claim in P2.

After folding the graphic organizer into fourths and labeling the boxes as paragraphs, I should type the essay.

After folding the graphic organizer into fourths and labeling the boxes as paragraphs, I should write the conclusion in P4.

What information is required for P1 of the graphic organizer?

In P1 of the graphic organizer, I need to restate the prompt and write my claim/thesis statement with 2 reasons that support my answer.

In P1 of the graphic organizer, I need to add a transition word and write my claim/thesis statement.

In P1 of the graphic organizer, I need to write the conclusion to my essay.

In P1 of the graphic organizer, I need to write my claim/thesis statement with reason #1 and text evidence.

What information do I need to include in P2 of the graphic organizer?

In P2 of the graphic organizer, I need to include a transition word or phrase, the claim/thesis statement with Reason #1, quote the author phrase, and text evidence.

In P2 of the graphic organizer, I need to include the claim/thesis statement with 2 reasons that support my answer to the prompt.

In P2 of the graphic organizer, I need to include only my text evidence to support the claim/thesis statement.

In P2 of the graphic organizer, I need to include, the claim/thesis statement with 2 reasons and text evidence.

What should I include in P3 of the graphic organizer?

In P3 of the graphic organizer, I should include a transition word or phrase, claim/thesis statement with reason #2, quote the author phrase, and text evidence.

In P3 of the graphic organizer, I should include a closing transition phrase and the claim/thesis statement with 2 reasons.

In P3 of the graphic organizer, I should include a quote the author phrase and text evidence.

In P3 of the graphic organizer, I should include a transition word with the claim/thesis statement and text evidence.

What information belongs in P4 of the graphic organizer?

In P4 of the graphic organizer, I need to add a closing transition word or phrase and restate the claim/thesis statement with 2 reason. I should also add a connection or thought that can support my answer to the prompt.

In P4 of the graphic organizer, I need to restate the claim/thesis statement with 2 reasons that answer the question or statement in the prompt.

In P4 of the graphic organizer, I need to add my text evidence that supports my answer to the prompt.

In P4 of the graphic organizer, I do not need to write anything,

Which group of transition words and phrases belong in P2?

P2 Transition Words and Phrases: To begin with, First and foremost, First of all, To mention first, An important thing to begin with is,

P2 Transition Words and Phrases: To continue, Furthermore, Another key point, To add on, To build on my last reason, At the same time, Additionally,

P2 Transition Words and Phrases: All in all, As you can see, It’s easy to see, In conclusion, As I’ve explained, To conclude, As shown above, Obviously,

P2 Transition Words and Phrases: As told in the article, The article clearly states, According to the article, The author states, According to the author, The article continues to state, The author mentions, In the article, The author clearly states,

Which group of transition words and phrases belong in P3?

P3 Transition Words and Phrases: To continue, Furthermore, Another key point, To add on, To build on my last reason, At the same time, Additionally,

P3 Transition Words and Phrases: As told in the article, The article clearly states, According to the article, The author states, According to the author, The article continues to state, The author mentions, In the article, The author clearly states,

P3 Transition Words and Phrases: To begin with, First and foremost, First of all, To be clear, To mention first, An important thing to begin with is,

P3 Transition Words and Phrases: All in all, As you can see, It’s easy to see, In conclusion, As I’ve explained, To conclude, As shown above, Obviously,

Which group of transition words and phrases belong in P4?

P4 Transition Words and Phrases: All in all, As you can see, It’s easy to see, In conclusion, As I’ve explained, To conclude, As shown above, Obviously,

P4 Transition Words and Phrases: To begin with, First and foremost, First of all, To be clear, To mention first, An important thing to begin with is,

P4 Transition Words and Phrases: To continue, Furthermore, Another key point, To add on, To build on my last reason, At the same time, Additionally,

P4 Transition Words and Phrases: As told in the article, The article clearly states, According to the article, The author states, According to the author, The article continues to state, The author mentions, In the article, The author clearly states,

Which transition words and phrases should you use to quote the author for your text evidence?

As told in the article, The article clearly states, According to the article, The author states, According to the author, The article continues to state, The author mentions, In the article, The author clearly states, In paragraph ____ of the article, In the article ______, it explains,

All in all, As you can see, It’s easy to see, In conclusion, As I’ve explained, To conclude, As shown above, Obviously,

To begin with, First and foremost, First of all, To be clear, To mention first, An important thing to begin with is,

To continue, Furthermore, Another key point, To add on, To build on my last reason, At the same time, Additionally,

How many paragraphs are in an ECR?

There are 4 paragraphs in an ECR.

There are 2 paragraphs in an ECR.

There are 3 paragraphs in an ECR.

There is 1 paragraphs in an ECR.

How many sentences are in an ECR?

There should be at least 10 sentences in an ECR.

There should be at least 4 sentences in an ECR.

There should be at least 6 sentences in an ECR.

There should be at least 3 sentences in an ECR.

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Extended Constructed Response Essay

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6th - 8th Grade

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

While reading the article, what should you be doing?

I should be annotating the article and paying attention to the important details that will answer the prompt while reading the article.

I should be sleeping while reading the article.

I should be writing the essay while reading the article.

I should be creating the graphic organizer while reading the article.

What do you do after your read the article?

After I read the article, I should end the test.

After I read the article, I should annotate the article.

After I read the article, I should read and analyze (break apart) the prompt.

After I read the article, I should write the essay.

What should you do with your piece of paper to create your 4 Box Graphic Organizer?

I should not create a graphic organizer.

I should fold the paper into fourths.

I should fold the paper into eighths.

I should not fold it.

What is Box 1 of the graphic Organizer referred to as in your Extended Constructed Response Essay (ECR)?

Box 1 is P4 (paragraph 4).

Box 1 is P3 (paragraph 3).

Box 1 is P2 (paragraph 2).

Box 1 is P1 (paragraph 1).

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What is Box 2 of the graphic Organizer referred to as in your Extended Constructed Response Essay (ECR)?

Box 2 is P4 (paragraph 4)

Box 2 is P3 (paragraph 3).

Box 2 is P2 (paragraph 2).

Box 2 is P1 (paragraph 1).

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What is Box 3 of the graphic Organizer referred to as in your Extended Constructed Response Essay (ECR)?

Box 3 is P4 (paragraph 4)

Box 3 is P3 (paragraph 3).

Box 3 is P2 (paragraph 2).

Box 3 is P1 (paragraph 1).

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What is Box 4 of the graphic Organizer referred to as in your Extended Constructed Response Essay (ECR)?

Box 4 is P4 (paragraph 4)

Box 4 is P3 (paragraph 3).

Box 4 is P2 (paragraph 2).

Box 4 is P1 (paragraph 1).

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