The Point:Each month or so, we will have a plan of what we need to practice so you all become as smart

as possible. In order to see what you have learned at the end of a month’s plan, we will first give you a sort of pretest. After we have taught you the concepts for a month, we will test you again, with the same exact questions from the pretest. Our hope is that you (and I) clearly see what you have learned and what you still need to practice in order to be amazing. P.S., We will not officially grade the pretest, but may grade your answers the second time.

The Directions: You should write your answers for each question on your copy of the Jeopardy board. Some answers can be one word, and others will obviously require more. If you have NO IDEA, guess. Try not to leave it blank and NEVER write IDK.

September PretestWhat’s Wrong? Define it! I need an

example please!

How do you…? Reading, Ugh.

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Bonus Question: 5000 pts

What’s Wrong: 200• Question:

• She said that grandma sandy was going to pick me up on washington ave. after school.

• Answer• (The answer here!)

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What’s Wrong: : 400

• Question:

• I’m gonna tell her that she shold have asked me to go to.

• Answer• (The answer here!)

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What’s Wrong: : 600

• Question:

• You see Tristen said he bought it for me so it’s mine.

• Answer• (The answer here!)

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What’s Wrong: : 800

• Question:

• “I find out (skip some words) he was guilty.”

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What’s Wrong: : 1000

• Question:

• The library is open from 1…5 today.

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Define it: 200• Question:

• Summary• Answer• (The answer here!)

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Define it : 400• Question:

•Rank• Answer• (The answer here!)

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Define it : 600• Question:

• Objective (the adjective)• Answer• (The answer here!)

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Define it : 800• Question:

• Explicit AND Implicit• Answer• (The answer here!)

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Define it : 1000• Question:

• Relevant AND Irrelevant• Answer• (The answer here!)

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Example: 200• Question:

• The main idea of a story you read last year.

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Example : 400• Question:

• formal writing• Answer• (The answer here!)

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Example : 600• Question:

• Explanatory writing • Answer• (The answer here!)

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Example : 800• Question:• Informative writing • Answer• (The answer here!)

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Example : 1000• Question:

• A theme from a Disney movie• Answer• (The answer here!)

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How do you: 200• Question:

• Organize a paper you have to write.

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How do you : 400

• Question:

• How would you distinguish a soccer player from a basketball player.

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How do you : 600

• Question:

• Introduce a topic• Answer• (The answer here!)

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How do you : 800

• Question:

• Correctly support an idea in a conversation or writing.

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How do you : 1000

• Question:

• Correctly quote a line.• Answer• (The answer here!)

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Reading: 200• Question:

•What comes first in informational texts?

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Reading : 400• Question:

• Information or text that holds up or proves a point or idea.

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Reading : 600• Question:

• How do most informational or explanatory texts finish?

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Reading : 800• Question:

• When you make a guess or assume something based on information you gather.

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Reading : 1000• Question:

•When you read or study very closely, looking for specific details.

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Bonus Question: 5000 pts.

• Question:

• The difference between a main idea and a theme in a story.

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