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- 1. Multiple Choice
What is a hook?
Something you fish with
A statement that grabs the reader's attention and lets them know the direction you are headed in.
The third sentence in your introduction paragraph
A statement or argument that shows the subject and your opinion.
- 2. Multiple Choice
A quote sandwich is?
quote + transition+ citation
Claim w/transition + quote + explanation
Explain + quote + Claim
Citation + quote + explain
- 3. Multiple Choice
A bookend is?
Signal phrase + citation + quote
Quote + citation + signal phrase
Claim + Signal phrase + citation
Signal phrase + quote + citation
- 4. Multiple Choice
The point of a quote sandwich is?
Avoid plagiarism
Add more words to your paper
Fit borrowed information neatly into your paper
Stop talking about sandwiches Mr. R, I am hungry!!
- 5. Multiple Choice
The point of Bookends ...
Avoid plagiarism
Stop books from falling over on your shelves
fit your quotes into your paper
They are an extra step, causing one to "do too much"
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which citation is correct.
According to Dr. X, "cats > dogs" (Dr. X, 10).
Dr X says "cats > dogs." (Dr. X, 10)
Dr. X says "cats > dogs"
(Dr. X, 10) "cats>dogs".
- 7. Multiple Choice
What is the first step of the research process and part 2 of the Common Core Exam?
Copy quotes
write your essay
identify the question that you can answer with "sources."
cry, curse Mr. R, and make a voodoo doll of him!
- 8. Multiple Choice
Step 2 of research and Part 2 of your exam is?
write an essay
Highlight tons of stuff and/or paste it to a document
Copy Mr. R's models from the board
record answers you find to the question, keeping track of author, text type, dates etc.
- 9. Multiple Choice
Step 3 of the research process is
write the essay
finding relevant information, recording it, and considering how it will answer the question
edubirdie.com
tears, a lot of tears
- 10. Multiple Choice
Step 4 of the research process/part2 exam?
Form arguable claims, using the sources and info that you found
write an outline
start drafting
form counterclaims
- 11. Multiple Choice
Where does background information go in your essay /paper?
body paragraphs
conclusion
last sentence of the first paragraph
After your hook in your introduction
- 12. Multiple Choice
A thesis statement is?
a central argument
a supporting argument
a counterclaim
a claim
- 13. Multiple Choice
Where does a thesis generally appear in an essay?
first sentence of your intro
Second sentence of your intro
after the hook
the last sentence of your intro
- 14. Multiple Choice
You body paragraphs are made up of?
quotes
claims
citations
all of the above, placed in a proper order
- 15. Multiple Choice
If you can't find a author/publisher/date on a potential source, you should consider the source to be?
it don't matter
copy..paste..pray
reliable
unreliable
- 16. Multiple Choice
What must be done when you paraphrase, directly quote or summarize a source in your essay/paper?
explain it
signal phrase, in-text citation, and cite it in your "work cited"
put it in your work cited
give a signal phrase
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