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Editing(Writing)

Revising(Writing)

Essay Structure(Writing)

Reading 1Reading 2

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This is shown by the way a verb is CONJUGATED

(changed) to show WHEN something happens.

Examples include PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE.

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TENSEWhen writing, keep your verb TENSE

consistent.Don’t switch from PRESENT to PAST.

Check for this when REVISING.

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Explain the difference between THEY’RE, THEIR,

and THERE

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THEY’RE

THEIR

THERE

THEY ARE

BELONGING TO THEM

LOCATION

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When describing a SPECIFIC PLACE

(Clint Small Middle School, downtown

Austin…) it is important that the place name is…

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CapitalizedAustin, Texas city & state names

South Texas directions which are part of a place name

United States of America country name

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Autumn found her cat, Veruca, adorable, so when

she sauntered into the room as if she owned the place,

Autumn just laughed.In this sentence, the word

SHE refers to.

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The Cat, VerucaWhat PART OF SPEECH is a word (such as

SHE) which replaces a noun (such as Veruca)?

PRONOUN

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While taking the MOY, students will need to read

revise edit and write.What punctuation mark should be inserted

to improve this sentence?

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COMMAS!

While taking the MOY, students will need to read revise edit and write., , ,

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A statement in the introduction of an

expository essay which explains what the essay

will be about.

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Controlling Idea

Should be clearly stated in the introduction.

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Words used to CONNECT ideas, sentences, and

paragraphs

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TransitionsCan connect similar and different ideas, show time, introduce examples, clarify,

and summarize.

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DAILY DOUBLE

DAILY DOUBLE

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In this part of an expository essay, the

writer should refer back to the controlling idea.

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Conclusion

Do NOT add new information

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When revising, students should focus on the following 4 actions-

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A-ddR-emove

M-oveS-ubstitute

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A) Our MOY test is this week, and we will take it in TX History and ELA.

B) Our MOY test is this week, so we will take it in TX History and ELA.

C) Our MOY test is this week, but we will take it in TX History and ELA.

D) Our MOY test is this week and we will take it in TX History and ELA.

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Combine the following sentences-

Our MOY test is this week.We will take it in TX History and

ELA.

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When events are written in the order they occurred.

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Chronological OrderFor what type of essay should

this be used?NARRATIVE…

& EXPOSITORY

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What questions should be answered when PLANNING an essay OR summarizing a text.

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WHO?WHAT?WHEN?WHERE?

WHY?HOW?

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All narrative essays should have the following parts…

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Exposition,Rising Action,

CLIMAX,Falling Action,

Resolution

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All expository essays should have the following

parts…

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Introduction,BODY,

Conclusion

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No matter what TYPE of essay, all essays should

have AT LEAST 3 of these…

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PARAGRAPHSHow does one show that they have

started a new paragraph?INDENT

When should a writer start a new paragraph and, therefore, indent?

When you change ideas or get more specific.

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Any person or thing in a story which moves the

plot forward.

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CHARACTERS

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When analyzing setting, one must consider…

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WHERE & WHENa story takes place.

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The problem in a story.What the plot is centered

around.

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Conflict

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When the narrator is on the OUTSIDE of the story

and can reveal the thoughts and feelings of more than one character.

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Third Person Omniscient

The root OMNI means…ALL

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A summary is…

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A SHORT retelling of the MAJOR events in a story.

WHO? WHAT? WHEN? WHERE? WHY? HOW?

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To design an answer based on background knowledge

(what you already know) and textual evidence.

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INFER/ CONCLUDE

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Use context clues to define the word pexplee.

Needless to say, the fact that we are taking our MOY tests is not pexplee, but I know it’s necessary to show what I know.

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A) frustratingB) anxiousC) exciting

D) common

Needless to say, the fact that we are taking our MOY tests is not pexplee, but I know

it’s necessary to show what I know.

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The reason why the author chose to write a text.

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PURPOSE

PersuadeInform

Engage Emotions (entertain)

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The message or lesson about life an author wants

a reader to learn.

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THEME

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Specific details which help the reader VISUALIZE or IMAGINE the story as it is

being told.

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The 5 senses

SIGHT, SOUND, SMELL, TASTE, TOUCH

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In order to succeed on BOTH MOY exams,

students must be sure to…

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Read carefully!