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Title: CAHSEE Writing Conventions


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CAHSEE Writing Conventions
  • LAW, BUSINESS GOVERNMENT ACADEMY
  • CAHSEE PREPARATION

2
Writing Conventions
  • 15 Question Points
  • GRAMMAR RULES (Verbs, Pronouns, Adjectives,
    Parallelism, Contractions) 5 Questions
  • STRUCTURE RULES (Punctuation, Commas, Colons,
    Semi-colons, Quotations, etc) 5 Questions
  • DICTION, MODIFIERS, PASSIVE VOICE
  • (LESS THAN 5 QUESTIONS)

3
Writing Conventions
  • YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO ON
  • 12 POINTS
  • Remember Total Points on the ELA CAHSEE 90
  • NUMBER OF POINTS YOU NEED TO PASS 59

4
SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS
  • Two types of Questions
  • SENTENCE REVISION UNDERLINED PARTS A part of
    the sentence is underlined -- whats the best way
    to say it?
  • FILL IN THE BLANK A part of the sentence is
    missing you need to fill in the blank whats
    the best way to say it? Which is correct?
  • TIPS What kind of question is it?
  • Look at the answers!!!
  • Read only the question
  • Trust your ears! Read it out loud to yourself.
  • If it sounds wrong, it probably is wrong.

5
Writing Conventions Sentence Questions Grammar
Structure
  • Pronouns, Verbs, Quotations, Parallelism,
    Modifiers
  • Fill in the blank
  • Tam left the decision up to ______.
  • We
  • Us
  • She
  • they

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Writing Conventions Underlined Parts of Sentences
  • Verbs, Punctuation, Quotations, Parallelism,
    Modifiers
  • Part of the sentence is underlined and you are
    asked to replace it/leave it as it is
  • A dog bit Toms ankle while riding on a bicycle.
  • Riding a bicycle, a dog bit Toms ankle.
  • While riding a bicycle, a dog bit Toms ankle.
  • While Tom was riding a bicycle, a dog bit his
    ankle.
  • Leave as is.

7
To Pass You Need 66
  • Out of every three questions you only need to get
    two right

8
Tactics
  • Each multiple choice question has 4 choices.
  • Eliminate 2 a 50 chance of getting it right
  • 1 out of 3 right a 50/50 guess at the other
    2 2 out of 3 PASS

9
Remember
  • Take your TIME Ask for The Extra Time! (Even if
    you think you dont need it!)
  • Stay Calm Stay Focused!
  • Answer Every Multiple Choice Question
  • If youre not sure about the Question/Answers
    first decide what the question is asking you
    about
  • Read it out loud and eliminate answers that sound
    wrong.
  • If it sounds wrong, it probably IS WRONG.

10
Writing Conventions Prounouns
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Writing Conventions Contractions
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Writing Conventions Adjectives
13
Writing Conventions Diction
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Writing Conventions Verb
15
Writing Conventions Punctuation
  • Comma
  • Semi-colon
  • Colon
  • Periods
  • Quotations

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Writing Conventions PARALLELISMSENTENCE
REVISION QUESTION (Pg. 147)
  • Question asks you to revise an underlined part of
    a sentence from the passage based on rules of
    grammar or structure (Which phrse would BEST
    REPLACE THE UNDERLINED PHRASE?
  • PARALLELISM Rule says that words in a sentence
    that go together must be in the same form.
  • TIP Read the sentence use the surrounding
    words to help you answer the question! (Look for
    verbs in the wrong tense and listen to the
    answer as you read it!)

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STRATEGY TO PASS Multiple Choice Questions
Eliminate the Wrong Answers Make an Educated
Guess!
  • Answer EVERY Question
  • Eliminate at least 2 wrong answers - You do not
    lose points for guessing
  • TRUST YOUR EARS! If it doesnt sound right it
    probably isnt! Eliminate it!
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