Central Idea/Summaries/TIVE/POV
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- Q1How do best define the "central idea?"The central topic of the textThe main ideaThe main topic of the textThe main element that ties everything together.30s
- Q2Which of the following is the correct order of elements to create a topic sentence for a summary?Title, strong verb, main topicAuthor, strong verb, central ideaTitle, author, strong verb, central ideaTitle, author, central idea30s
- Q3Summaries must cite specific, quoted textual evidenceFalseTrue30s
- Q4Why do summaries NOT include specific, quoted evidence. Select the BEST reason.Because Mr. Ward and Grasso said not toYou actually should quote evidence in a summary.Because evidence supports answers and summaries don't answer anything.30s
- Q5Which of the following is the BEST topic sentence for a summary?The text "'Frozen 2' Trailer Called Epic, Shows New Adventures" by Amy Haneline describes what viewers learn from the movie trailer for Frozen 2.The text by Amy Haneline is about what viewers learn from the movie trailer for Frozen 2.The text "'Frozen 2' Trailer Called Epic, Shows New Adventures" by Amy Haneline is about what viewers learn from the movie trailer for Frozen 2.The text "'Frozen 2' Trailer Called Epic, Shows New Adventures" describes what viewers learn from the movie trailer for Frozen 2.30s
- Q6What acronym did we learn to help us introduce evidence to the reader?RACERTEATIVERACE30s
- Q7What does TIVE mean?Topic sentence, Inference, Vocabulary, EvidenceTransition, Indicator, Verb, EvidenceTransition, Indicator, Vocabulary, EvidenceTopic sentence, Indicator, verb, evidence30s
- Q8What does the "indicator" in TIVE really mean?Who or what said/wrote the evidenceWho or what read the textWhat year the evidence was writtenImply the evidence30s
- Q9Which of the following is NOT a transition to use to let readers know, "yo', reader, I'm about to drop some evidence in here for you?"For instanceIn factFirstFor example30s
- Q10Which of the following sentences BEST introduces evidence to the reader?Later in the text Haneline writes, "Scenes show characters battling with swords and shields as the forest becomes engulfed with purple flames and smoke."For example Haneline writes, "Scenes show characters battling with swords and shields as the forest becomes engulfed with purple flames and smoke."Haneline writes, "Scenes show characters battling with swords and shields as the forest becomes engulfed with purple flames and smoke."For example the text , "Scenes show characters battling with swords and shields as the forest becomes engulfed with purple flames and smoke."30s
- Q11What is the BEST definition of a "summary?"Main events from start to end in your own words.Word-for-word events from the text.A short version of the text.A response that quotes specific evidence.30s
- Q12What types of transitions should you use when writing a summary?Transitions to show the order of events.Transitions to show a conclusion is reached.Transitions to show cause/effect.Transitions to show evidence is coming next30s
- Q13Which of the following is a transition that shows order of events and should be used in summaries?For exampleIn additionThereforeLater in the text30s