Ohio English II extended response overview quiz quiz
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Where must the evidence in an extended response come from?
How is the extended response scored, compared with the reading items?
A prompt says 'Argue whether the town should keep the old theater. Use evidence from both passages.' Which mode is this?
A prompt says 'Explain how the two authors present different views of city life.' Which mode is this?
Which is the strongest claim for an argumentation prompt about building a new library?
What three-part pattern makes text evidence earn full marks?
What is wrong with dropping a quotation into a paragraph and moving on?
Which best describes a well-organized body paragraph?
What do transitions such as 'in addition,' 'however,' and 'as a result' do in the essay?
Ohio's grades 6-12 writing rubric scores which three domains?
How many points does the Conventions of Standard English domain carry?
Which response would score a 0 on the rubric?
What sets which version of Ohio's writing rubric (argumentation or informative) is used to score your essay?