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COMPLETE SENTENCES

COMPLETE SENTENCES. How to write a strong and complete sentence. Complete Sentences that Reflect the Question or CSRQ. CSRQ is required when answering all questions. CSRQ is easier than re-writing and then answering the question. Methods. First remove the question word.

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COMPLETE SENTENCES

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  1. COMPLETE SENTENCES How to write a strong and complete sentence.

  2. Complete Sentences that Reflect the Question or CSRQ • CSRQ is required when answering all questions. • CSRQ is easier than re-writing and then answering the question

  3. Methods • First remove the question word. • Who, What, When, Where, Why, How • Use what is left of the question and combine with your answer. • This will form a complete sentence and reflect the question without rewriting the whole thing.

  4. Examples • What is your name? My name is Mrs. Rickert. • Who wrote “Thank You, Mr. Jones”? Sarah Logan wrote “Thank You, Mr. Jones.”

  5. Things to remember • Include everything out of the original question. • If there is a quote, use the quote. • If there is a name, use the name! • Use EVERYTHING!

  6. Examples • The length of the question doesn’t matter. It is always set up the same way. • For example--- • Question: “Do you think Ackerman’s scientific knowledge about leaves comes from observation or research? Explain. • Answer: I think Ackerman’s scientific knowledge about leaves comes from research because she uses sophisticated explanations and terminology.

  7. Inverted word order • It is acceptable to use inverted word order in CSRQ if it still makes sense! • Question: What are three things people do with fall leaves? • Answer: Play in leaves, protect plants and recycle to create humus are three things people do with fall leaves.

  8. Remember • You do NOT write the question. • Remove the question word. • You reflect the question in your answer. • I will recognize the question immediately, if you have done it correctly. • Include everything from the question in your answer!

  9. More Examples… • Question: Who wrote the book entitled White Fang? • Answer: Jack London wrote the book entitled White Fang. • Question: As a child, what does Brooks assume about the “wasp house”? • Answer: As a child, Brooks assumed that the “wasp house” was made by humans, just as a birdhouse is.

  10. Don’t Forget!!!!! • Always capitalize the first word in every sentence! • Always end your sentences with some form of punctuation, such as a period! • If a word has an apostrophe, make sure you use it!

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