Constructed Response Quiz

Restate and answer the following question using a complete sentence. What is the capital of Louisiana?

• It is Baton Rouge.

• The capital of Louisiana is Baton Rouge.

• Baton Rouge is the answer.

• Baton Rouge is in Louisiana.

Which statement is an example of citing?

• According to the text, she was in elementary school.

• She was in 4th grade.

• I think she was in 5th grade.

• She was in school.

Explaining your evidence means ....

• Adding your thoughts to what the evidence means

• Adding your thoughts about the text

• Adding another sentence to make the answer long enough

Which sentence is the best Restatement for:

Why is PE a good class?

• PE is so fun!

• PE is a good class because you exercise.

• My favorite class is PE.

• Take PE because you get to exercise.

What should you do for any test?

Choose ALL that apply.

• Get a good night's sleep beforehand.

• Make sure to eat breakfast the day of the test.

• Relax and focus while taking the test.

• Just do your best!

Which sentence is the best Restatement for:

Why is Minecraft so popular?

• Because everyone loves to play it.

• Minecraft is fun.

• Minecraft is popular because people can share worlds.

• We can share worlds.

Which sentence is the best Restatement for:

Did you get to see Mr. Cudmore's big hat on St. Patrick's Day?

• Yes, I saw Mr. Cudmore.

• The big hat was funny!

• St. Patrick's Day was the best day for Mr. Cudmore to wear a hat.

• Yes, I saw Mr. Cudmore's big hat on St. Patrick's Day.

What is a written response question?

• A question that you are asked about a text.

• A question that requires a short response. (at least 6-8 sentences)

Which sentences gives more details?

• His shoes were dirty and got dirt all over the floor.

• His red, muddy sneakers dropped dirt on the clean floor.

• He made a mess.

• The shoes were so dirty and he may get in trouble.

A claim is...

• The author's opinion or belief, stated as a fact, and backed up by evidence.

• The author's proof of something.

• A middle sentence in a constructed response.