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Evidenced Based Writing - Framework

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What three parts are included in the introduction?

a)

TAG (Title, Author, Genre)

b)

Premise

c)

Claim

d)

Summary of the story

2.

Your claim is ...

a)

The first sentence in the introductory paragraph.

b)

The first sentence of your body paragraph.

c)

The last sentence in the introductory paragraph.

d)

The last sentence in your conclusion.

3.

The purpose of the claim is to ...

a)

summarize the story for the reader.

b)

directly answer the given question/prompt for writing.

c)

brainstorm the various points of view in the story.

d)

introduce the evidence to the reader.

4.

The premise ...

a)

is the reason for your claim.

b)

describes keys events in the story.

c)

includes a direct quote from the text.

d)

is the first sentence of your body paragraph(s).

5.

Your evidence should include...

a)

the reason for your claim.

b)

an introduction, such as "The author states"

c)

your mic drop sentence.

d)

a direct quote from the text.

6.

What element is NOT included in your concluding paragraph?

a)

restatement of your claim

b)

evidence from the text

c)

mic drop sentence

d)

summary of your premise statements

7.

The purpose of justification is to...

a)

explain how your evidence (quote) supports your premise.

b)

explain how your premise and evidence (quote) supports your claim.

c)

show why your thinking is reasonable

d)

conclude your writing in such a way that there is nothing more to say.

8.

Your "mic drop" sentence is your..

a)

concluding thought.

b)

introduction to evidence.

c)

reason for your claim.

d)

final element in your body paragraph.

9.

Which of these elements are included in your body paragraph(s)?

a)

premise

b)

intro to evidence

c)

evidence

d)

justification

10.

In the concluding paragraph, you summarize...

a)

the key events in the story.

b)

your premise statements.

c)

the author's purpose.

d)

the details of your justification.