WorksheetsMrs. L's English 10 CRQ Game
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
We complete CRQs every Friday in English 10.
Yes
No
What formula do we use to write our constructed responses in English 10?
RACE
YES MA'AM
PICKLE
RUUN
What should the first sentence in a constructed response contain?
restatement of the question
citation of evidence from the source
explanation of the answer
a works cited
How many sentences should a constructed response answer be in English 10?
4 sentences, at the very least
10 sentences, at most
exactly 7 sentences
between 10-15 sentences
What is one thing Mrs. L DOES NOT like to see in constructed responses (unless she gives you permission to use)?
first person pronouns (like "I" and "me")
capital letters
periods
third person pronouns
A constructed response is worth how many total points?
20
40
5
10
When you use a line or lines from a source (directly quoting) as you're citing evidence, what should go around the line or lines of text?
apostrophes
parentheses
quotation marks
squiggly lines
An example of a correctly formatted MLA citation would be:
The author stated "the skies were blue and the grass was green". (Laukhuf 351)
The author stated "the skies were blue and the grass was green". (351)
The author stated (the skies were blue and the grass was green). Laukhuf 351
The author stated "the skies were blue and the grass was green" (Laukhuf 351).
If you only provide one piece of evidence (cited correctly), what is the highest number of points you can receive on your constructed response?
10
20
16
5
If you provide NO CITED EVIDENCE to support your answer, what is the highest number of points you can receive on your constructed response?
20
5
12
16
Read this sentence: According to the text, "Reading 30 minutes each night will improve your overall intelligence" (Diaz 12). What is the name of the part in the parentheses?
Textual Evidence
In-text Citation
A Fact
The Author
When we have multiple stories or articles to read and pull evidence from, we call them:
Sources
Articles
Stories
Essays
The acronym R.A.C.E. stands for... (at least for our purposes in English 10)
Review, Ask, Cite, Examine
Read, Answer, Call, Explain
Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain
Why is it important to "cite" textual evidence?
To use evidence from the text to prove you read it.
To use evidence from the text to support your answer.
To prove your answer is correct.
All of the above
Discussing and showing how your cited evidence supports your answer
Adding random thoughts and opinions about the text you read
What does the C stand for in RACES?
Color the evidence
Cite text evidence
Cut out details that don't make sense
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.
What is a constructed response question?
Opened ended question that asks you to support your answer with evidence.
The way you build a paragraph.
Just a restatement of every question.
A multiple choice question.
Which one of the examples is a sentence starter for an explanation?
The text states...
According to the text..
I think...
This proves ...
The practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.
Plagiarism
Murphy's Law
Bibliography
Citation
Which are examples of sentence starters for evidence? (Choose all that apply.)
This proves...
The text states...
According to the text...
This shows
What does it mean to RESTATE?
Repeat the key words from the question in your answer.
Repeat the answer in the conclusion.
Repeat the question again.
Restate what you think your thoughts are.
What is the definition of CITE?
To see by using an inference.
A vague explanation of your answer.
Quoting from a source to support your answer.
urban housing
What is the ONLY point of view you should use in your constructed response?
First person point of view (I, me, my, we, us, our)
Second person point of view (You and your)
Third person point of view (he, she, they, them, their, it)
If the text provides line numbers (for poems or plays) or page numbers, use them to _______ the evidence in parentheses
circle
cheddar
cite
_______________________ (words or phrases) should be used to connect ideas and examples throughout the paragraph.
Transitions
Answers
Introductions
Transitions help with ________________ so that the reader is not confused and the ideas aren’t so choppy.
organization
flow
both
Which of these are parts of a complete constructed response? (Check all that apply.)
citing evidence
restating the question
answering the question
explaining evidence
A _________________ phrase prepares the reader for the next sentence.
Examples include: For example/In addition/Furthermore
Transition
Lead-in
Quote
Citation
A _______ is a list of sources the author used in their essay. This is usually prepared in MLA format.
Works Cited / Bibliography
Citation
What is the information called that is used to back up and support your answer?
bridge
persuasion
argument
evidence
Where do you find information to cite for a constructed response question?
Your teacher will provide the story, poem, article, play, etc. to you in the CRQ.
Google. Definitely Google.
Gotta go straight to the library for that stuff!
Just your brain. You can cite it like this (Brain 2).
When the question asks you to support your answer with evidence, how many citations do you need?
whatever number suits your fancy that day
only 1
only 2
at least 2
What is the key to writing a successful constructed response?
Writing without stopping about whatever comes into your head.
Being careful, deliberate, clear, and concise in your writing.
Wing it, man!
What's a constructed response?
and/or "I believe..."
An idea that a reader forms about a text by combining textual evidence, reasoning, and prior knowledge is
inference
evidence
constructed response
question
Completely come up with your own sentence, not thinking about what the prompt is asking.
Wing it, man!
Use words from the question/prompt to help you begin your answer. (RESTATE!)
Don't worry about an introduction, just go straight to the answer.
