RACE constructed response

What is a constructed response question?

• A question that requires a short response (at least 4-6 sentences).

• A question that can be answered with a single word or phrase.

• A question that requires a true or false answer.

• A question that involves multiple choice answers.

Why is it important to cite evidence in your response?

• Citing evidence is unnecessary and can confuse the reader.

• Citing evidence supports your answer and shows where you found your information.

• Citing evidence makes your response longer without adding value.

• Citing evidence is only important in academic writing.

What does it mean to explain your answer?

• It means providing a summary of the answer.

• It means adding your thoughts to what the answer means.

• It means repeating the question in your own words.

• It means stating the answer without any justification.

Why is it important to use quotation marks when citing evidence?

• Quotation marks indicate that the words are taken directly from the text.

• Quotation marks are used to emphasize the author's opinion.

• Quotation marks are only necessary for long passages of text.

• Quotation marks help to summarize the main idea of the text.

What does RACE stand for in constructed responses?

• Restate, Answer, Cite, and Explain

• Read, Analyze, Create, and Evaluate

• Respond, Assess, Conclude, and Elaborate

• Review, Answer, Clarify, and Explain

What is an example of a constructed response question?

• Explain how the author uses imagery in the text.

• What is the main theme of the story?

• List the characters in the narrative.

• Describe the setting of the text.

What should you do after reading the question carefully?

• Plan your answer by thinking about what you want to say.

• Write down your first thoughts immediately.

• Skip to the next question if you're unsure.

• Ask someone else for their opinion.

What is the difference between a constructed response and a multiple-choice question?

• A constructed response allows for multiple correct answers, while a multiple-choice question has only one correct answer.

• A constructed response requires you to write an answer, while a multiple-choice question provides options to choose from.

• A constructed response is always longer than a multiple-choice question.

• A constructed response is easier to grade than a multiple-choice question.

What is a key strategy for writing a strong constructed response?

• Use complex vocabulary to impress the reader.

• Make sure to clearly connect your evidence to your answer and explain its significance.

• Write as much as possible to show your knowledge.

• Focus solely on the conclusion without supporting details.

What is the first step when you receive a constructed response question?

• Read the question carefully.

• Write your answer immediately.

• Skip to the next question.

• Look for keywords in the question.