1. STArr short answer strategy: A.C.E.

2. A Answer the question… Borrow words from the prompt
Answer the question in a complete, effective sentence
Use proper names for characters and locations when possible
Use proper capitalization &punctuation

3. C cite textual evidence
State where the textual evidence comes from
Use a quote that matches/proves your statement
Copy the quote completely and correctly
Use transitions to connect the quote to the rest of your answer
Use proper capitalization & punctuation

4. E explain your answer with a brief analysis
tell what the textual evidence is showing
Elaborate on your thoughts
Give Examples
Provide closure
Use proper capitalization and punctuation

5. A
IN “SMART,” HOW DOES SILVERSTeiN REVEAL THE SON DOES NOT FULLY UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT OF MONEY?
Answer the question
Silverstein reveals that the son does not fully understand the concept of money by having him to repeat that he gave away more money for less money.

6. c Cite textual evidence
IN “SMART,” HOW DOES SILVERSTeiN REVEAL THE SON DOES NOT FULLY UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT OF MONEY?
Cite textual evidence
This is shown in line 11 when the son says that bates gave him “four nickels for [his] three dimes” and in line 15 when he says that he gave hiram coombs four nickels and the fool gave [him] five pennies for them.

7. e
IN “SMART,” HOW DOES SILVERSTeiN REVEAL THE SON DOES NOT FULLY UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT OF MONEY?
Explain your answer
Not only does this show that the son does not fully understand how money works, but also that the young boy has a great deal to learn about people.

8. A.C.E
Silverstein reveals that the son doesn’t not fully understand the concept of money by having him to repeat that he gave away more money for less money. This is shown in line 11 when the son says that bates gave him “four nickels for [his] three dimes” and in line 15 when he says that he have hiram coombs four nickels and “the fool gave [him] five pennies for them.” not only does this show that the son does not fully understand how money works, but also that the young boy has a great deal to learn about people.