MLA Bootcamp Replacement Grade Formative #2

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

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

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This item is BEST identified as:

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This outline is MOST LIKELY for an expository essay.

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

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

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

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

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Which of the following BEST describes the identified item?

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Which of the following BEST describes the identifed item?

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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)

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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)

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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)

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

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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.