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Quick questions on Analyzing the prompt and mode - Grade 10 ELA MCAS
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What is not making a checklist?Show answer
Without breaking the prompt into parts, it is easy to overlook one. List every task the prompt names before planning.
What is q1?Show answer
How do you tell whether a prompt wants an argument or an explanation? [Recall]
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A prompt reads: "Explain how the author uses the setting to develop the mood. Use details from the passage." Turn it into a checklist.
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