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Question 1
When you revise your essay, you ________.
| a | rewrite it with a completely different argument | |
| b | find evidence for your argument | |
| c | add in opinionated phrases like “I think” or “in my opinion” | |
| d | make edits and changes to your essay to improve it |
Question 2
Examples of evidence for your argument include all of the following EXCEPT ________.
| a | direct quotations from the text | |
| b | your opinion of the text | |
| c | paraphrases of the text | |
| d | summaries of the text |
Question 3
Which of the following is TRUE about receiving feedback on your essay?
| a | Any feedback that criticizes your essay should be ignored. | |
| b | Only feedback from your instructor matters; feedback from your peers is not important. | |
| c | Feedback can show you both what your essay is doing well and what areas need improvement. | |
| d | You must incorporate all pieces of feedback that you receive into your revised draft. |
Question 4
Which of the following active reading strategies would be the MOST helpful for gathering quotes and passages to use as evidence for your claim?
| a | Engage in pre-reading inquiry. | |
| b | Take notes as you read. | |
| c | Make text-to-self connections. | |
| d | Apply what you have learned. |
Question 5
Which of the following statements about the claim of your critical analysis statement is accurate?
| a | Your claim should be the main argument that you are trying to make in your essay. | |
| b | Your claim should clearly state what you believe is the author’s intent in writing his or her article. | |
| c | Your claim should capture your opinion. | |
| d | All of the above |