R.A.C.E

How does 'Restate' help in understanding the question?

• It provides a summary of the question.

• It helps clarify what the question is asking and ensures you focus on the right topic.

• It allows you to ignore the question entirely.

• It makes the question more complex.

What does R.A.C.E stand for in writing?

• Restate, Answer, Cite evidence, and Explain

• Read, Analyze, Create, and Evaluate

• Reflect, Assess, Conclude, and Elaborate

• Review, Answer, Cite, and Edit

Can R.A.C.E be used in subjects other than English?

• No, R.A.C.E is only applicable in English.

• Yes, R.A.C.E can be applied in any subject where explanation and evidence are needed.

• R.A.C.E is only useful for writing essays.

• R.A.C.E is a method exclusive to literature classes.

Why is it important to 'Cite evidence' in R.A.C.E?

• Citing evidence helps to summarize the text.

• Citing evidence supports your answer with facts or examples from the text.

• Citing evidence is not necessary for a good answer.

• Citing evidence makes the answer longer.

What is a common mistake when using R.A.C.E?

• Not providing enough evidence or explanation to support the answer.

• Using too many irrelevant details in the response.

• Failing to follow the R.A.C.E structure properly.

• Providing a summary instead of a detailed answer.

What is an example of a question you might use R.A.C.E to answer?

• 'Why is the cat a good pet?' You would restate, answer, cite evidence, and explain.

• 'What is the capital of France?'

• 'How does photosynthesis work?'

• 'What are the benefits of exercise?'

How can R.A.C.E help improve writing skills?

• It helps organize thoughts and ensures that answers are thorough and well-supported.

• It focuses solely on grammar and punctuation.

• It encourages the use of complex vocabulary without context.

• It eliminates the need for research and evidence in writing.

What should you include in the 'Explain' step of R.A.C.E?

• A brief summary of your answer

• Evidence that supports your answer

• An elaboration on your answer and evidence, explaining how they connect

• A list of unrelated facts

What is the first step in the R.A.C.E process?

• Restate the question.

• Analyze the situation.

• Communicate the results.

• Evaluate the outcomes.

What is the purpose of the 'Restate' step in R.A.C.E?

• To summarize the main points of the answer.

• To provide a conclusion without evidence.

• To rephrase the question in your answer to show understanding.

• To introduce new information unrelated to the question.