WorksheetsAPES Assessment
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
1. What does the A in APES stand for?
a)
answer
b)
appositive
c)
allusion
d)
alliteration
2.
2. Based on the answer for number 1, what is another word that the A in APES correlates with?
a)
appositive
b)
allusion
c)
alliteration
d)
assertion
3.
3. What does the P in APES stand for?
a)
predicate
b)
prove
c)
pronoun
d)
preprosition
4.
4. What does the E in APES stand for?
a)
enter
b)
expository
c)
element
d)
explain
5.
5. The S in APES stands for Summarize/So What?
a)
True
b)
False
6.
6.Which of the following would be a good answer/assertion for the prompt?
Why does the author choose to write in third person limited?
a)
By choosing to write in first person, the author allows the reader to understand the character's inner thoughts.
b)
By choosing to write in third person limited, the author allows the reader to understand the main character through narration.
c)
By choosing to write in third person limited, the author allows the reader to understand the summary of the story.
d)
By choosing to write the story in first person, the reader understands all the characters thoughts.
7.
7. The text evidence below is a good example of proving the prompt answer/assertion.
Prompt: Explain the main character's actions after hearing the girls talk negatively about her.
Answer: In the story, Friends, Penny is upset by what she hears the other girls say about her.
Prove/Text Evidence:
Penny stated, “The girls’ cruel words hurt me more than I let them see" (2).
a)
True
b)
False
8.
8. In the "explain" part of the SCR, one must...
a)
explain how the problem is solved.
b)
explain the plot of the story.
c)
explain how the quote supports your answer.
d)
explain the theory of relativity.
9.
9. In the "summarize/so what?" part of the SCR, one must...
a)
Summarize how the answer is important overall
b)
retell the story.
c)
provide text evidence.
d)
must write an assertion.
10.
10. It is always important to prove your answer with relevant text evidence.
a)
True
b)
False
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