MLA Bootcamp Replacement Grade Formative #2

Which of the following correctly describes the item identified? (SELECT ALL that apply)

Which of the following statements are TRUE about the labeled item? (SELECT ALL that apply)

This item is BEST identified as:

This outline is MOST LIKELY for an expository essay.

The hook of the essay Sally plans to write is which of the following?

Based on the thesis statement of this outline, what will the third body paragraph be about?

Based on the thesis statement of this outline, what will the first body paragraph be about?

ALL of the following are benefits of creating an outline BEFORE writing an essay EXCEPT...

Which of the following BEST describes the identified item?

Which of the following BEST describes the identifed item?

According to the outline, which of the following sources does the writer (Sally Student) cite evidence from in body paragraph #3? (Select ALL that apply)

According to the outline, which of the following sources does the writer (Sally Student) cite evidence from in body paragraph #2? (Select ALL that apply)

According to the outline, which of the following sources does the writer (Sally Student) cite evidence from in body paragraph #1? (Select ALL that apply)

An outline should detail every word the writer plans to use in their fully written essay.

What are some important things to remember about outlines?

I. A topic outline uses topics or key words/phrases, but a sentence outline uses complete sentences.

II. A topic outline may indicate what the writer should say in their essay (like a hint i.e. "summary of issue").

III. A sentence outline allows the writer to copy the sentence verbatim from the outline and insert it in their paper.

IV. Whether creating a topic OR a sentence outline, if you have an "A," you must have a "B;" and if you have a "1," you must have a "2."

V. BOTH a topic and a sentence outline have a limit of ONE topic or sentence per Roman Numeral or letter.