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A.C.E method

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does A.C.E mean?

a)

Answer, Cite, Explain

b)

Answer, Cite, Expand

c)

Answers, Can, Explain

d)

Also, Cats, Eat

2.

How do you cite?

a)

using information from the text with "quotation marks"

b)

Taking information from the text and calling it your own

c)

Giving information from your writing into the text

d)

use "quotation marks" on your own sentences

3.

Which sentence uses Explain better?

a)

Jim took his money and gave it to the machine, and waited for the candy to fall.

b)

Jim reached in his pocket and pulled out a crusty dollar bill and fed it to the machine, while waiting for it to give him his candy.

4.

The penguins in Antarctica are endangered. What do you think about this?

Which sentence uses Answer?

a)

I believe that the government should put the penguins in captivity for protecting . . .

b)

In the text it says, " The penguins from Antarctica are endangered".

5.

What are two reasons why you should use A.C.E method?

a)

It helps for a more descriptive answers

b)

Because the teacher told you too

c)

It will help your English grow better and writing skills.

d)

It will help you become famous song writer

6.

Which three are not a part in making an A.C.E method sentence?

a)

Answer, Cite, Expand

b)

Answer, Cite, Explain

c)

Answer, Cite, End

d)

Answer, Create, Expand

7.

Is the A.C.E method actually useful?

a)

Of coarse yes!

b)

It isn't THAT important. . .

8.

When are the correct times to use A.C.E method?

a)

When a teacher asks you about the text you just read

b)

For questions on paper asking about the text you just read

c)

Never

9.

Do you like the ace method? (yes / no ONLY)

(a)  

10.

Imagine you read a passage about endangered animals

Q : What do you think about these animals?

A : I think that these animals should be put in shelters for preserving and repopulating. That is what I think about this question.


Is this A.C.E method?

a)

Yes, because it includes fined details and gives a straight answer.

b)

No, because it is missing a part of the method.