How to Write an ECR

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

• True

• False

How do you start your summary sentence in ECR?

• In conclusion...

• This is my summary...

• Now I will summarize what I said...

• My answer says...

When taking the ECR portion of your test, you should- (select all that apply)

• Read the prompt very carefully

• Highlight the key words

• Define unknown words/phrases

• rewrite the prompt to make sure you understand it.

What does ECR stand for in writing?

• Extended Constructed Response

• English Creative Report

• Essay Composition Review

• Educational Content Reading

Which of the following is a key component of an ECR?

• A thesis statement

• A bibliography

• A table of contents

• An appendix

True or False: An ECR should include evidence to support your claims.

• True

• False

What is the primary purpose of an ECR?

• To entertain the reader

• To provide a detailed response to a prompt

• To summarize a novel

• To list facts

Which sentence is most appropriate for the conclusion of an ECR?

• In conclusion, the evidence supports the thesis.

• This is the end of my essay.

• I hope you liked my response.

• That's all I have to say.

What should you do before writing an ECR?

• Read the prompt carefully

• Write the conclusion first

• Ignore the prompt

• Start with a bibliography

Which of the following is NOT a recommended strategy for writing an ECR?

• Using evidence from the text

• Ignoring the prompt

• Organizing your thoughts

• Revising your draft