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WorksheetsWriting Review-- Breaking Down the Prompt
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 23mins
What TYPE OF WRITING is the prompt below asking you to use?
You need to volunteer for a school project. You can choose to volunteer at the animal shelter or the public library. You can only choose one. Which will you choose? Why? Write to share your opinion and tell why. Use facts and information from the articles in your answer.
Constructed Response paragraph-- opinion
Constructed Response paragraph-- Informational
Essay-- opinion
Essay-- informational
What is the TOPIC of the prompt below?
You need to volunteer for a school project. You can choose to volunteer at the animal shelter or the public library. You can only choose one. Which will you choose? Why? Write to share your opinion and tell why. Use facts and information from the articles in your answer.
You need to volunteer for a school project
You can choose to volunteer at the animal shelter or the public library.
Which will you choose? Why? Write to share your opinion and tell why.
Use facts and information from the articles in your answer.
What TYPE of response is the prompt below asking for?
What are pebble toads? Write a paragraph to tell what they are and how they look. Use information from the article in your paragraph.
Constructed response paragraph
Short answer (1-2 sentences)
Essay
What is the TOPIC of the prompt below?
What are pebble toads? Write a paragraph to tell what they are and how they look. Use information from the article in your paragraph.
What are pebble toads?
Why pebble toads are amphibians
Tell what they are and how they look
What type of prompt is this?
Constructed response
Short answer (2-3 sentences)
Essay
What type of writing is the prompt asking you to use?
Opinion
Informational
Narrative
Constructed response
What type of prompt is this?
Constructed response paragraph
Essay
What type of writing is the prompt asking you to use?
Opinion
Informational
Narrative
Constructed response
What TYPE of prompt is this?
Constructed response
Essay
What type of writing is the prompt below asking you to use?
Constructed Response paragraph-- opinion
Constructed Response paragraph-- Informational
Essay-- opinion
Essay-- informational
What strategy should you use when writing a strong constructed response?
RACE
TEACH
OREO
CUBES
What does the T in TEACH stand for?
Title
The evidence
Topic sentence
Tell your opinion
What does the E in TEACH stand for?
Evidence/Examples
Elaboration
Extra details
Elephant Ears
What does the A in TEACH stand for?
Another piece of evidence
Answer the question
Abraham Lincoln
Add elaboration
What does the C in TEACH stand for?
Call a friend for help
Concluding/Closing sentence
Cite evidence
Create an answer
What does the H in TEACH stand for?
Hey! You're doing great!
Have another look (for CUPS)
What type of writing is this prompt asking you to use?
Informational Essay
Narrative Story
Opinion Essay
Constructed Response
This prompt is asking you to write...
A new beginning
A new middle
A new ending
An entirely new story with a beginning, middle, and end
This prompt wants you to write about...
How Henry drops meat into the river
How Henry acts from now on
What happens the next day when Henry's owners take him for a walk in the park
Whatever you want to write about, as long as it's about Henry
You just read an informational article about identifying fruits and vegetables.
What type of writing is this prompt asking you to use?
Informational Essay
Constructed Response
Opinion Essay
Narrative Story
This prompt is asking you to write...
A new beginning
A new middle
A new ending
An entirely new story with a beginning, middle, and end
This prompt wants you to write about...
The difference between fruits and vegetables
How someone feels when you gift them a delightful new fruit platter
A story about a fruit and vegetable and how they become friends
Someone bringing you a food from a strange plant and the two of you work together to find out if it is a fruit or a veggie
This prompt is asking you to write...
A new beginning
A new middle
A new ending
An entirely new story with a beginning, middle, and end
