FSA Writing Test Review

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FSA Writing Test Review

Today is the day!

Taking the Test - STEPS

Informative or Opinion

Planning

Plan on the PLANNING SHEET

I Paragraph

T1/R1, T2/R2, and T3/R3 Paragraphs

A and B Sentences Writing A Quote

A and B Sentences Paraphrasing

A and B Sentences Own thoughts and ideas

C Paragraph

Transition Words

MOST IMPORTANT

A’s and B’s

Middle Paragraphs

EBT

EBT – Evidence Based Terminology

Informative vs Opinion

Opinion Writing

10 minute warning

DO NOT Confuse the two

Indent

Capitalization and punctuation

You are Ready!

You Are Ready For This

Last Minute Tips

Please…do not forget!

Good Luck!