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Intermediate Composition Midterm. Jessica Bourgeois . According to MLA format…. What type of font should be used? . Calibri Courier New Times New Roman Arial . Times New Roman. What size should the font be?. 11 12 14 16. 12. How big are the margins on all sides?. ½ inch 1 inch - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Intermediate Composition Midterm

Jessica Bourgeois

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According to MLA format…..

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What type of font should be used?

• Calibri • Courier New• Times New Roman • Arial

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Times New Roman

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What size should the font be?

• 11• 12• 14• 16

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12

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How big are the margins on all sides?

• ½ inch• 1 inch• 1 ½ inch• 2 inch

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1 Inch

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What is the distance from the top of the page to the page number?

• ¼ inch• ½ inch• ¾ inch• 1 inch

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½ Inch

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How do you write the page number(header)?

• 1 Bourgeois • Bourgeois 1• 1 Jessica • Jessica 1

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Bourgeois 1

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How is the title formatted?

• Above the heading, centered• Under the heading, left aligned• Under the heading, centered• Under the heading, right aligned

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Under the heading, centered

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Quotation marks go around your title.

• True• False

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False

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The heading is double spaced.

• True• False

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True

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Write an example of MLA using your own information.

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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First Name Last NameMrs. Schimmeck Intermediate Composition: Block HDay Month Year

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Which part of the Writing Process involves brainstorming?

• Pre-writing• Drafting• Revising• Publishing

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Pre-writing

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What links each main body paragraph to the next one?

• Transition sentence• Ideas• Essay structure• Thesis statement

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Transition Sentences

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The projecting sentence appears in what paragraph?

• Introduction• Body• Conclusion

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Conclusion

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What is the first sentence in the introduction?

• Thesis Statement• Preview• Attention getter• Clincher sentence

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Attention Getter

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Which is NOT an example of formal writing?

• Term paper• In-class essay• Personal journal• Resume

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Personal Journal

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Using a graphic organizer is a pre-writing strategy.

• True• False

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True

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You should really worry about spelling and grammar in the drafting phase.

• True• False

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False

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Publishing involves sharing your writing with others.

• True• False

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True

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The sentence in a paragraph that tells the main idea is the supporting sentence.

• True• False

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False

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Your thesis statement should include all three points.

• True• False

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True

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Each body paragraph in your essay should explain one of your main points.

• True• False

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True

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Your conclusion should have your thesis statement(reworded).

• True• False

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True

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You should always have at least two peer-editors.

• True• False

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True

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Which part of the essay do ______ belong to.

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Topic Sentences

• Introduction• Body• Conclusion

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Body

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Supporting Sentences

• Introduction• Body• Conclusion

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Body

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Thesis Statement

• Introduction• Body• Conclusion

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Introduction

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Attention Getter

• Introduction• Body• Conclusion

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Introduction

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Transition Sentences

• Introduction• Body• Conclusion

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Body

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Preview/Introduction of topic/narrowing the focus

• Introduction• Body• Conclusion

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Introduction

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Restated/Reworded thesis statement

• Introduction• Body• Conclusion

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Conclusion

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Summarizing Important Points

• Introduction• Body• Conclusion

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Conclusion

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Informal or Formal

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Don’t

• Informal• Formal

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Informal

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ASAP

• Informal• Formal

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Informal

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Saint Scholastica Academy

• Informal• Formal

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Formal

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5 Students

• Informal• Formal

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Informal

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Five Students

• Informal• Formal

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Formal

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Two thousand and ten

• Informal• Formal

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Formal

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Idioms and slang

• Informal• Formal

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Informal

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SSA

• Informal• Formal

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Informal

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Dear Mrs. Schimmeck,

• Informal• Formal

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Formal

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40 Short Sentences

• Informal• Formal

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Informal

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The heart of a message combined with the details that enrich and develop the theme.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Ideas

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Focuses on the form and layout of the text and its readability (includes MLA format)

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Presentation

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Mechanical correctness of a piece.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Conventions

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The internal structure of a piece of writing, the pattern of ideas.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Organization

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Focuses on the rhythm and flow of the language, the sound of word patterns, and the

way in which the writing plays to the ear

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Sentence Fluency

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The use of rich, colorful, precise language.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Word Choice

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The heart and soul of the message, the writers personality coming out in words.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Voice

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This involves essay structure.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Organization

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Pre-writing falls under this.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Ideas

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This is an auditory trait.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Sentence Fluency

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This includes any graphics or visuals your paper may have.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Presentation

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You check for spelling and punctuation for this trait.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Conventions

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Use precise nouns for this.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Word Choice

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To check for this, you should read your writing aloud.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Sentence Fluency

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Shows the writer’s personality and writing style.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Voice

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Involves having correct grammar.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Conventions

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Focuses on using colorful and lively adjectives and verbs.

• Word Choice

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Use clear, relevant, and accurate details and examples.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Ideas

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Involves having good sequencing.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Organization

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You should watch out for the five non-negotiable rules for this trait.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Conventions

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Uses tone appropriate for the purpose and audience.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Voice

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Transitions fall under this trait.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Organization

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Focuses on the content of the piece of writing.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Ideas

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Using the exact right words for what you mean.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Word Choice

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You worry about this when editing.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Conventions

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For this you should vary sentence lengths.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Sentence Fluency

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To do this well, do not use slang.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Word Choice

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For this you must have correct MLA format.

• Ideas• Organization• Word Choice• Sentence Fluency• Voice• Conventions• Presentation

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Presentation

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What is the organizational method?

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The Saint Scholastica Academy campus boasts a variety of school buildings from LaSalle to Jahncke,

and the Mother of Perpetual Help Chapel.

• By Time• By Content• By Space• By Perspective

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Space

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The sharks most likely to attack swimmers are hammerheads, great whites, and tiger sharks. • By Time• By Content• By Space• By Perspective

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Content

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Despite what cigarette companies want people to believe, smoking causes death to the smoker, illness

to the nonsmokers around the smoker, and detrimental effects to the environment.

• By Time• By Content• By Space• By Perspective

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Perspective

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What an eighth grader needs to know before her first day of school, on the first day, and after the first day of school.

• By Time• By Content• By Space• By Perspective

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Time

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What is the subject? Verb? And is the sentence active? Passive?

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The cat was chased around the house by the dog.

• Subject:• Verb:

• Active or Passive

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• Subject: Cat • Verb: was chased

• Active or Passive

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The essay will be read aloud by me during block A.

• Subject:• Verb:

• Active or Passive

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• Subject: Essay• Verb: will be read

• Active or Passive

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The pandas are carefully monitored by the zoologists.

• Subject:• Verb:

• Active or Passive

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• Subject: Pandas • Verb: are monitored

• Active or Passive

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My teacher often wears a raincoat when it rains.

• Subject:• Verb:

• Active or Passive

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• Subject: Teacher • Verb: wears

• Active or Passive

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What are the eight linking verbs?

• ________• ________• ________• ________• ________• ________• ________• ________

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• Is • Am• Are• Was• Were• Be• Been• Being

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Need to:

• Be able to fill in the essay structure chart


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