Ace Strategy

What does the "A" in ACE stand for?

• Answer
• Annoying
• Awesome
• Amazing

What does the "C" in ACE stand for?

• Cite
• Crital
• Comma
• Combine

What does the "E" in ACE stand for?

• Extend
• Extreme
• Expound
• Exquisite

My favorite subject in school is science. It is my favorite subject because I enjoy learning about animals. In science class this year, my teacher has many animals in his room that we watch and research throughout the year.
Which part of ACE does this red text represent?

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• Cite
• Extent
• None

My favorite subject in school is science. It is my favorite subject because I enjoy learning about animals. In science class this year, my teacher has many animals in his room that we watch and research throughout the year. 
Which part of ACE does the text in red represent.

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• Cite
• Extend
• None

My favorite subject in school is science. It is my favorite subject because I enjoy learning about animals. In science class this year, my teacher has many animals in his room that we watch and research throughout the year. 
Which part of ACE does the text in red represent.

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• Cite
• Extend
• None

To begin with, the author writes, “I've found that people who make fewer mistakes on a grammar test also make fewer mistakes when they are doing something completely unrelated to writing — like stocking shelves or labeling parts.”
Which part of ACE does this represent?

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• Cite
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• None

According to the article “I won’t hire people who use poor grammar” by Kyle Weins, good grammar is extremely important when applying for a job.
Which part of ACE does this represent?

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• Cite
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• None

Some companies have applicants take a grammar test. Applicants who can’t pass the test won’t get the job, even if they are highly qualified. 
Which part of ACE does this represent?

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• Cite
• Extend
• None

The A in ACE stands for answer the question. You need to start by...

• cite your evidence
• re-stating the question in your answer
• expanding your answer
• talking to your reader