English 1 EOC Review

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1. A short-answer response (SAR), must have 3 essential parts:1) An answer in your own words.2) Evidence from the text to support your answer.3) An explanation showing deeper understanding and a connection between your answer and the evidence.

Explanation

The answer is true because the evidence from the text supports it. The passage clearly states that a short-answer response must have three essential parts: an answer in your own words, evidence from the text, and an explanation. This shows a deeper understanding of the concept because it demonstrates that a complete and effective short-answer response requires these three components. Therefore, the answer being true is supported by the evidence and shows a connection between the answer and the information provided.

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English 1 EOC Review - Quiz

This is a review for the Texas EOC-STAAR exam for English I.
Created 2015.

2. Based on this brainstorming map (see image), what can we assume the thesis statement and it supporting points will be?

Explanation

The thesis statement and its supporting points will focus on the topic of global warming and its various aspects, including economic, geographical, political, environmental, and human factors. These points will likely be discussed and analyzed in relation to the overall impact and implications of global warming.

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Listen to the catchy song about expository writing and then answer the question below. (Note: If you have trouble viewing the video, you can still answer the question.)



What is the purpose of an expository essay?

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The purpose of an expository essay is to explain. Unlike persuasive essays that aim to convince the reader of a certain viewpoint or narrative essays that tell a story, expository essays focus on providing information and clarifying a topic. They present facts, define concepts, and analyze ideas in a clear and concise manner. The goal is to educate the reader and enhance their understanding of the subject matter.

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4. Elements of the ConclusionMatch the element of the conclusion to its definition.
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5. Elements of the IntroductionMatch the element to its definition.
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6. Read the following introduction and identify the different elements: hook, bridge, thesis.Prompt: Write an essay explaining why it's sometimes necessary to take chances.A knowledgeable man name Robert Frost once said, "Two roads diverged in a wood... I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference." To me, this quote exhibits the reason it's sometimes necessary to take chances. Taking chances allows personal growth and the potential to experience something amazing.
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7. Read the following sample introductory paragraph, then answer the following question: The other day when I was walking to school, I saw a street cleaner sit in the truck while hispartner did all of the work. Both of those people were getting paid. People need to take streetcleaning more seriously. Street cleaning is important because it decreases the pollution, it gives our city a better look, and it increases employment. Which sentence serves as the hook for this introductory paragraph? 

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8. Read the following body paragraph and identify the different elements: topic sentence, example, commentary.Prompt: Write an essay explaining why it's sometimes necessary to take chances.Countless people fear going into unfamiliar situations, but taking a risk can lead to personal growth. At first, the person ends up discouraged because they start thinking about the "what ifs" and wonder what would happen if they just give up. For example, last semester I tried out for the varsity basketball team. I was nervous because I was shorter than some of the other players. I didn't actually make the varsity team, but I did make JV. Now I know what I need to do to earn my way onto varsity next season. The fact is that anything you crave for in the world doesn't come without effort. Surely not comfortably. When and if you step out of your comfort zone, you'll gain self-improvement.
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9. Read the following conclusion and identify the different elements: restated thesis, bridge, and ocean (closing statement).Prompt: Write an essay explaining why it's sometimes necessary to take chances.Like a baby walking for the first time, you'll have plenty of falls, yet you can get up again and be successful. It all starts with risks. Are you willing to take one?
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10. Elements of the Body ParagraphsMatch the element of the body paragraphs to its definition. 
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11. Read the following sample introductory paragraph, then answer the following question: The other day when I was walking to school, I saw a street cleaner sit in the truck while hispartner did all of the work. Both of those people were getting paid. People need to take streetcleaning more seriously. Street cleaning is important because it decreases the pollution, it gives our city a better look, and it increases employment. What will the second body paragraph be about? ​ (Hint: the thesis lists what each body paragraph will be about in order.)

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The second body paragraph will be about how street cleaning gives the city a better look.

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12. Watch these videos to review your English terms.(Note: If you are have trouble viewing the videos, you can still practice the matching.)
 
Match the following terms to the correct definition.
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A short-answer response (SAR), must have 3 essential parts:1) An...
Based on this brainstorming map (see image), what can we assume the...
Listen to the catchy song about expository writing and then answer the...
Elements of the ConclusionMatch the element of the conclusion to its...
Elements of the IntroductionMatch the element to its definition.
Read the following introduction and identify the different elements:...
Read the following sample introductory paragraph, then answer the...
Read the following body paragraph and identify the different elements:...
Read the following conclusion and identify the different elements:...
Elements of the Body ParagraphsMatch the element of the body...
Read the following sample introductory paragraph, then answer the...
Watch these videos to review your English terms.(Note: If you are have...
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