WorksheetsExtended Constructed Response Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 45mins
How many pieces of evidence is in the ECR?
1
2
3
4
What is the most important sentence in your ECR called?
Claim or your Answer
Thesis Statement
Supporting Detail
Conclusion
How many paragraphs should be in your ECR?
2
3
4
5
After reading the prompt what should you do?
Find the Key Words
Summarize the entire text
Ignore the prompt
Write a detailed response
How do you find the answer to your prompt?
Look for your evidence in the story and then determine what the evidence shows the answer to be.
Guess based on your intuition without any evidence.
Ask someone else for their opinion on the answer.
Ignore the story and focus on your own thoughts.
What is the importance of having two pieces of evidence in an ECR?
It provides a stronger foundation for the answer.
It makes the answer more complex and difficult to understand.
It allows for more personal opinions to be included.
It reduces the need for further research.
What should you include in the conclusion of an ECR?
A summary of the main points discussed in the essay.
A restatement of the answer, your reasons, and a thought to leave your reader with.
An introduction to the next topic to be discussed.
A list of references used in the essay.
In the ECR, after providing evidence you must _______
Summarize the evidence provided
Explain the connection between the evidence & the prompt
Provide a personal opinion on the evidence
List additional sources of evidence
How should you structure the paragraphs in an ECR?
Introduction, Reason 1 paragraph, Reason 2 paragraph, Conclusion.
Introduction, Reason 1 paragraph, Conclusion, Reason 2 paragraph.
Reason 1 paragraph, Reason 2 paragraph, Introduction, Conclusion.
Conclusion, Introduction, Reason 1 paragraph, Reason 2 paragraph.
What is the role of evidence in an ECR?
To support the answer and strengthen your claim.
To provide a summary of the findings.
To introduce new concepts and ideas.
To confuse the reader with unnecessary details.
What is the purpose of a central idea in an ECR?
To provide background information
To make your claim or answer to the prompt
To summarize the entire text
To introduce a new topic
Why is it important to explain the connection between evidence and the answer?
It shows how the evidence supports the answer and addresses the question.
It makes the answer more complicated and difficult to understand.
It allows for personal opinions to be included in the answer.
It helps to ignore the evidence and focus on the conclusion.
What should you do after reading the prompt in an ECR?
Identify and underline key words.
Summarize the entire prompt in your own words.
Write a detailed response immediately.
Ignore the prompt and start brainstorming ideas.
What is the first step in writing an ECR?
Understanding the prompt and what is being asked.
Choosing a topic for the ECR.
Drafting the conclusion first.
Researching previous ECRs.
Why is it important to determine keywords and turn the prompt into a question?
To make the prompt more complicated.
So you know what the prompt is really asking you to answer.
To confuse the reader.
To shorten the length of the prompt.
