SCR & ECR Review

Read the question carefully. Then record your answer in the box provided.

What is one similarity between the characters from the passage?  Support your answer with evidence from the article.

• Extended Constructed Response (ECR)

• Short Constructed Response (SCR)

• Revising and Editing (R/E)

Sentence 11 needs to be revised. In the box provided, rewrite sentence 11 in a clear and effective way.

• Extended Constructed Response (ECR)

• Short Constructed Response (SCR)

• Revising and Editing (R/E)

Read the question carefully. Then record your answer in the box provided.

After reading “Hearing the Sweetest Songs,” do you think the author considers herself weak? Support your answer with evidence from the article.

• Extended Constructed Response (ECR)

• Short Constructed Response (SCR)

ECR or SCR?

• Extended Constructed Response (ECR)

• Short Constructed Response (SCR)

What are some quick ways to tell the difference between an SCR prompt and an ECR prompt? (Choose TWO)

• SCR prompts are shorter.

• ECR prompts are shorter.

• ECR prompts say "in a well-written essay."

• SCR prompts tell you to use evidence.

Sentence 8 repeats information. In the box provided, rewrite sentence 8 in a clear and effective way.

• Extended Constructed Response (ECR)

• Short Constructed Response (SCR)

• Revising and Editing (R/E)

Read the statement carefully. Then record your answer in the box provided.

Explain how Anthony’s behavior in paragraphs 12 through 14 affects the resolution of the plot. Support your answer with evidence from the story.

• Extended Constructed Response (ECR)

• Short Constructed Response (SCR)

ECR or SCR?

• Extended Constructed Response (ECR)

• Short Constructed Response (SCR)

ECR or SCR?

• Extended Constructed Response (ECR)

• Short Constructed Response (SCR)

Choose the items that you should always include in an extended constructed response (ECR).

• R-A Statement

• Evidence from the text

• A story from your life

• An explanation

• A summary