Constructive Response

Select 2 similarities between:

- Short Constructed Response

and

- Extended Constructed Response

• Response must be written in 1 paragraph.

• Response must be based on a passage.

• Response include evidence to support their response or idea.

• Instructions include "steps" to follow.

• Response must include your opinion.

If the prompt tells your to write a short constructed response, how many paragraphs should you write?

• one

• two

• four

Which behavior is considered constructive in a discussion?

• Responding off topic

• Using an agitated tone

• Respectfully disagreeing

• Being obviously unprepared

Which of the following is a characteristic of a constructive response in writing?

• A) It is vague and lacks detail.

• B) It is concise and well-supported with evidence.

• C) It is lengthy and repetitive.

• D) It is purely opinion-based.

What is the primary purpose of a constructive response in an English exam?

• A) To summarize a text without analysis.

• B) To provide a detailed and supported answer to a question.

• C) To express personal feelings about a topic.

• D) To list unrelated facts.

In a constructive response, what is the role of evidence?

• A) To confuse the reader.

• B) To support and strengthen the argument.

• C) To fill space in the response.

• D) To introduce new topics.

Which sentence best demonstrates a constructive response to a literary analysis question?

• A) The book was boring and too long.

• B) The protagonist's journey symbolizes personal growth, as evidenced by her actions in Chapter 5.

• C) I didn't like the ending of the story.

• D) The author uses too many difficult words.

What is a key difference between a constructive response and a multiple-choice question?

• A) Constructive responses require guessing.

• B) Constructive responses require detailed explanations.

• C) Multiple-choice questions are always easier.

• D) Multiple-choice questions require essays.

Which of the following is NOT a step in writing a constructive response?

• A) Read the question carefully.

• B) Provide evidence to support your answer.

• C) Write as much as possible without focus.

• D) Conclude with a summary of your points.

How does a constructive response differ from a simple answer?

• A) It is shorter and less detailed.

• B) It includes analysis and evidence.

• C) It is purely factual.

• D) It avoids any form of opinion.