ECR Review.

When you restate a question you need to:

• Need to repeat the question.

• You look at the question and answer it.

• Take out the question word (who, what, when, where, why, how, explain..) and turn it into a statement.

• You provide text evidence for the question.

When you answer the question for an Extended Constructed Response you:

• Need to give two main reasons for your answer

• You need to misspell all of your words

• You only need one main reason

• You skip that part because it is not important

What is the difference between SCR and ECR?

• Both involve writing your answer.

• One is ugly.

• Nothing

• One is meant to be short and only requires a correct answer and good evidence. The other is longer and needs a correct answer, two pieces of good evidence, and a summary.

When you cite evidence for ECR you need at least______ pieces of evidence

• 1

• 2

• 5

• 4

You need to ______ both pieces of evidence after you cite them.

• Explain

• Copy

• Restate

• Summarize

When you summarize at the end of the ECR, you need to summarize:

• Only the answer

• Only the text evidence

• EVERYTHING you said.

• Nothing

You should use the words I, me, my, you, etc. in an Extended Constructed Response.

• True

• False

Match the following for grading ECR's and SCR's

• ECR

• Only need one correct answer and one piece of good evidence.

• ECR

• Needs at least two pieces of evidence to make a perfect score.

• SCR

• Can get points taken off for spelling.

• ECR

• Can score at most a 2

• SCR

• Can score at most a 5

In order to do well on an ECR I need to: (Pick 2)

• Only write 3 sentences.

• Fully understand the text AND have good writing skills.

• Talk about what I had for lunch today.

• Write at least 5 sentences about the text with correct answers and evidence.

True or False: I can write more than 5 sentences for an ECR.

• True

• False