Reading Comprehension, Analysis, or Essay Writing?
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- Q1maintains focus throughout the entire essayreading comprehensionanalysisessay writing30s
- Q2paraphrases or quotes relevant and precise details from the text(s) that support the reading elements and/or structure identified in the promptreading comprehensionanalysisessay writing30s
- Q3provides a structure that is logical, coherent, and flows in a way as to be unobtrusiveanalysisreading comprehensionessay writing30s
- Q4writes using relevant key details from the text that are integrated with the inferences about the reading elements and/or structure identified in the promptanalysisessay writingreading comprehension30s
- Q5makes sophisticated inferences and interpretation about each piece of text evidence and connects to ideas related to the meaning of the text and the reading elements and/ or structure identified in the promptanalysisanalysisessay writing30s
- Q6uses academic and subject specific vocabulary and vocabulary that is specific to the content of the promptanalysisessay writingreading comprehension30s
- Q7fully connects the text evidence and inferences about the reading elements and/or structure through a clear and coherent explanation and generalization demonstrating a deeper meaning of the textreading comprehensionessay writinganalysis30s
- Q8sophisticated use of grammar and conventionsessay writinganalysisreading comprehension30s