Graphic Organizer Evaluation
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What is a graphic organizer?
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A set of boxes used to organize thoughts and ideas.
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A puzzle.
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A map used to find your way somewhere.
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The teacher will be able to track student understanding of using graphic organizers and writing a paragraph. Students will show an understanding of how graphic organizers are to be used to organize thoughts and ideas to be used in writing.
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What is a topic sentence of a paragraph?
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It is the conclusion of the paragraph.
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It is the supporting detail of the paragraph.
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It states what the paragraph is about.
Correct Answer
A. It states what the paragraph is about.Explanation
A topic sentence is a sentence that introduces the main idea or topic of a paragraph. It provides a clear and concise statement about what the paragraph will be discussing. It acts as a guide for the reader, helping them understand the overall focus of the paragraph and what to expect in the following sentences. Therefore, the correct answer is "It states what the paragraph is about."Rate this question:
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How many boxes should you have in a graphic organizer used to write a paragraph?
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9
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3
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5
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A. 5Explanation
A graphic organizer is a visual tool used to organize information and ideas. In the context of writing a paragraph, a graphic organizer typically consists of boxes or sections that represent different components of the paragraph, such as the introduction, main points, supporting details, and conclusion. Having too few boxes may result in insufficient organization and lack of clarity, while having too many boxes may lead to unnecessary complexity. Therefore, having 5 boxes in a graphic organizer for writing a paragraph strikes a balance between providing enough structure for organizing thoughts and keeping the organization manageable and concise.Rate this question:
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What is a supporting detail in a paragraph?
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It tells what the paragraph is about.
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It gives examples of the main idea.
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It is a conclusion of the paragraph.
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A. It gives examples of the main idea.Explanation
A supporting detail in a paragraph is a statement or piece of information that provides evidence or examples to support the main idea of the paragraph. It helps to clarify and reinforce the main point being made by giving specific examples or evidence that further explain or illustrate the main idea. This helps to make the paragraph more convincing and persuasive to the reader.Rate this question:
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What are the things you should check for during editing of the written draft?
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Main characters and setting.
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Capitaliztion, punctuation, spelling and sentence variety.
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Descriptive, narrative, and expository forms of writing.
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A. Capitaliztion, punctuation, spelling and sentence variety.Explanation
During the editing process of a written draft, it is important to check for capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and sentence variety. Capitalization ensures that proper nouns and the beginnings of sentences are appropriately capitalized. Punctuation helps to convey meaning and clarity in the writing. Spelling errors should be identified and corrected to enhance the overall quality of the draft. Sentence variety is crucial for engaging the reader and avoiding monotony. By checking these aspects, the writer can improve the overall readability and effectiveness of their draft.Rate this question:
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