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    Vocabulary found on Extended Constructed Responses
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  • Essay based on reading of a text that requires text evidence and elaboration of ideas.
    Extended Constructed Response (ECR)
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  • Restating of someone else's thoughts or ideas in your own words.
    Paraphrase
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  • Using an author's exact words from a text by placing the text in quotation marks..
    cite / citation
  •  20
  • A written essay
    Composition
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  • The phrase that tells you what to write about. Ex: Explain how Brian’s attitude towards his mother changes throughout the story.
    Prompt
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  • The central idea of the composition that should be stated clearly in the introduction. It tells your reader what your paper is about.
    Thesis Statement
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  • Another name for thesis. It is the main idea of the paper and is evident throughout the text.
    Controlling idea
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  • A question, description, small anecdote (story), or dialogue that gets your reader’s attention in the introduction.
    Hook
  •  10
  • 5-7 lines on a single topic and the first sentence is indented.
    Paragraph
  •  10
  • The first paragraph of a composition that hooks the reader and lets them know what the topic of the composition (like the paragraph the top bun.)
    Introduction
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  • The 2-3 paragraphs that support the central idea.
    Body
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  • 2-3 sentences that wrap up the composition and restates the central idea.
    Conclusion
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  • Words or phrases used to help sequence ideas or transition between sentences or paragraphs (at first, soon, in the meantime)
    Transition Words
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  • The process of adding, removing, moving, or substituting phrases, word, or sentences to improve the rough draft.
    Revise
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  • The process of checking capitalization, noun and verb usage, punctuation, and spelling.
    Edit
  •  15
  • A scoring guide for an assignment
    rubric
  •  15