Cdp S-check Homework (Average)
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General questions about S-check categorization, comment content, and S-checklist grading
Questions and Answers
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For a memory essay that has two extra body paragraphs, what grade should be given for strategy: topic sentences if the first two body paragraphs have topic sentences and the last two do not have any?
- 2.
Aside from substance: restatement of the thesis statement, in which category will the student get a mark down if his restatement is not paraphrased?
- 3.
Which subcategory under substance is considered a high priority check even if the grade given is satisfactory?
- 4.
Under which category is an S-check placed if the topic sentence is asking a question?
- 5.
If the grade given for ATT is check again, in which category can a tutor still possibly give a grade of good?
- 6.
It has been said that the grade for substance subcategories (introduction, topic sentences, supporting details, and conclusion) cannot be higher than their counterpart under strategy except for which subcategory?
- 7.
For a problem essay, if the student used a portion of the topic question (verbatim) as his hook, put a space between each letter of each word, and there is no other content; under which category/subcategory should the issue check be placed?
- 8.
The student's conclusion has a proper concluding transition, a proper/relevant/paraphrased restatement of the main idea, and a proper and relevant final thought. However, the final thought is written before the restatement. What grade should a tutor give for substance: conclusion?
- 9.
What explanation or justification do you provide the students when asking them to paraphrase their restatement of their thesis statement?
- 10.
An interactive essay has only one body paragraph with two supporting details. What is the maximum grade that a tutor can give for substance: supporting details?
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