Question 1

Title, Author, Genre

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T.A.G. stands for what? (EBW)

Question 2

TAG, GAT, GTA, AGT, ATG

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What are all the ways to write a TAG? (EBW)

Question 3

Underline or Italicize

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MLA Formatting: What notation do you use for a novel or play?

Question 4

Quotation Marks

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MLA Formatting: What notation do you use for a short story, poem, or article?

Question 5

A claim is used in response to a question or prompt. It is your answer to that question. A claim can be argued.

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What is a claim? (EBW)

Question 6

factual

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A Statement is something that is ________________. (EBW)

Question 7

argued

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A Statement cannot be ________________. (EBW)

Question 8

evidence

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You need to use ___________________ to support your claim. (EBW)

Question 9

Somebody / Wanted / But / So / Then

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What does SWBST mean? (EBW)

Question 10

2 to 3 sentences

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How many sentences should the summary be? (EBW)

Question 11

TAG, Summary, Claim

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What elements should be in an Introductory Paragraph? (EBW)

Question 12

Introduction, Body, Conclusion

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What are the three paragraphs needed in every RtL? (EBW)

Question 13

A reason to support your claim.

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What is a Premise? (EBW)

Question 14

First sentence of a Body Paragraph.

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Where can you find the Premise? (EBW)

Question 15

Premise = Reason = First Sentence in a Body Paragraph

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Premise = ? = ? (EBW)

Question 16

First, Second, Additionally, Next

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What are some examples of transition words? (EBW)

Question 17

No, they go hand-in-hand. You cannot separate them.

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Can you separate Intro to Evidence and Evidence? (EBW)

Question 18

You need to "set the scene" or introduce it.

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What do you need to do BEFORE you cite evidence? (EBW)

Question 19

The author states...

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What is a simple Intro to Evidence? (EBW)

Question 20

Where you need to justify or explain your thinking.

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What is Justification? (EBW)

Question 21

Justification should be AT LEAST 2 sentences.

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How many sentences should Justification be? (EBW)

Question 22

Justification, relate, claim

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NOTE: _______________ must ALWAYS _____________ back to the ______________. (EBW)

Question 23

Premise

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Part One: Justification relates Evidence to the _______________. (EBW)

Question 24

Claim

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Part Two: Justification relates Evidence to the _____________. (EBW)

Question 25

Quote

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MLA Formatting: When you use a _______________ you have to cite who and where it comes from.

Question 26

Before quotations - ex: , "_____"

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MLA Formatting: Where does the comma go?

Question 27

Author's Last Name, Page Number

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MLA Formatting: What do you include in the parentheses?

Question 28

After the parentheses - ex: (______).

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MLA Formatting: Where does your end mark go?

Question 29

Forward slash - ex: /

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MLA Formatting: In your quote, what do you write to show the end of a line in a poem?

Question 30

Single quotation marks around dialogue - ex: " quote 'dialogue' end quote"

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MLA Formatting: How do you show dialogue within a quote?

Question 31

Keep the ? or ! in quotation marks - ex: "_____ !"

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MLA Formatting: What if your quote ends with a ? or an ! ?

Question 32

(Author's Last Name, Page #) .

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MLA Formatting: What should your citation look like?

Question 33

True

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True or False: English has the largest number of words. (WS)

Question 34

True

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True or False: English has been influenced by the German, French, Latin, and Greek languages. (WS)

Question 35

unfamiliar, meanings

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Once you know some word parts, you can separate ___________________ words into more familiar chunks to figure out their _____________________. (WS)

Question 36

BEGINNING of the word.

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Where do prefixes go? (WS)

Question 37

MAIN PART of a word

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Where do roots go? (WS)

Question 38

END of a word

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Where do suffixes go? (WS)

Question 39

prefix

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A _______________ goes at the beginning of a root or base word to change it's meaning. (WS)

Question 40

Root : Special Note, a LOT of English words come from Greek and Latin roots.

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A ____________ is the core part of a word that carries its meaning.

Question 41

meaning, type or form

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2. They can change the ____________________ of a word.

Question 42

sense

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Suffixes help change words so they make __________ in a sentence. (WS)

Question 43

False: Short sounds are quick, and they do not say their letter name.

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True or False: Short vowel sounds say their name.

Question 44

True

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True or False: Long vowel sounds say their name.

Question 45

spelling

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Knowing the difference between short and long vowels helps you read and pronounce words correctly, figure out new words more easily, and improve your _____________________. (WS)

Question 46

True

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True or False: A Closed Syllable ends in a consonant and has a short vowel sound. (WS)

Question 47

The vowel sound is long, so it says its name.

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What sound does a vowel usually make in an Open Syllable? (WS)

Question 48

The pattern usually appears at the end of a word and consists of a consonant followed by -le (ex: -ble, -tle, -dle, -ple).

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What is the Consonant -le syllable rule? (WS)

Question 49

False: the second syllable in candle is can/dle, and it is a consonant-le syllable.

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True or False: The second syllable in candle is a closed syllable. (WS)

Question 50

Vowel Teams

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___________________ is a syllable type where "when two vowels go a walking, the first one does the talking." (WS)

Question 51

-augh, -ough

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Some vowel teams use other letters as well, like __________ and __________. (WS)

Question 52

True: The letter y is in combinations like ey, ay, oy, and uy. The letter w is in combinations like ew, aw, and ow.

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True or False: Sometimes y and even w can be part of a vowel team. (WS)

Question 53

Silent 'e' or Bossy 'e'

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VCe (Vowel-Consonant-e) is also known as what? (WS)

Question 54

vowel

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An r-controlled syllable is a syllable where a ________________ is follwoed y the letter r, which changes the way the vowel sounds. (WS)

Question 55

False: an r-controlled vowel makes the "rrrr" or "R" sound.

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True or False: An r-controlled vowel is a vowel that says its name. (WS)

Question 56

True: You WILL NOT have a syllable that is BOTH r-controlled and long or r-controlled and short.

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True or False: r-controlled vowels DON'T follow the usual short and long vowel rules. (WS)

Question 57

Phrase

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A ______________ is a group of words that work together in a sentence but do NOT have BOTH a subject and a verb. (G)

Question 58

clause

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A ______________ is a group of words that word together in a sentence. EVERY ____________ has a subject and a verb, but there are two types: Independent and Dependent. (G)

Question 59

False

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True or False: A phrase can stand alone as a complete thought. (G)

Question 60

sentence on its own.

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An independent clause can be a ______________________________. (G)

Question 61

cannot stand

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A dependent clause _____________________________ alone as a complete thought. (G)

Question 62

although, before, after, since, because, while, until, if, since

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What words are often at the beginning of dependent clauses? (G)

Question 63

Main Idea, or Central Idea

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__________________ is the most important idea in a text. (S.E.)

Question 64

False: The first sentence is a good place to start, but it is not always the main idea.

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True or False: You can always find the main idea in the first sentence of a text. (S.E.)

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