OER STAAR English I EOC consists of 23 OERs Single Passage OER Crossover OER comparing 2 reading passages Just APE it A means ANSWER P means PROVE it E means EXPLAIN the connection between your ANSWER and your PROOF ID: 699486
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Open-Ended Responses
(OER)Slide2
OER
STAAR English I EOC consists of 2-3 OERs
Single Passage OER
Crossover OER (comparing 2 reading passages)Slide3
Just APE it
A
means
ANSWER
P
means
PROVE
it
E
means
EXPLAIN
the connection between your ANSWER and your PROOFSlide4
EXAMPLE
In, “The Necklace,” what inference can you make about the
Loisels
based on their efforts to replace the necklace?Slide5
STEP ONE
Box the Literary Terms
In, “The Necklace,” what inference can you make about the
Loisels
based on their efforts to replace the necklace?Slide6
STEP TWO
Circle the Verbs in the Question.
In, “The Necklace,” what inference can you make about the
Loisels
based on their efforts to replace the necklace?Slide7
STEP THREE
Read the question again
, thinking about the
words you marked
. What is being asked?
How are the words related to each other
?
In, “The Necklace,” what inference can you make about the
Loisels
based on their efforts to replace the necklace?Slide8
STEP FOUR
Decide
what the question is really asking.
Now, get ready to
APE
it!!Slide9
A is for ANSWER
Answer
clearly by using words from the question (author’s name, title, literary terms, etc.).
In “The Necklace,” one can
infer
that both Mr. and Mrs.
Loisel
take responsibility for their mistake. Slide10
P is for PROVE
Prove
your answer with
two
pieces of evidence (direct quotes, paraphrases, or specific synopses) from the text.
“She dismissed her maid… She learned to do the heavy housework, to perform the hateful duties of cooking.”
“Her husband labored evenings to balance a tradesman’s accounts, and at night, often, he copied documents at five sous a page.”Slide11
E is for EXPLAIN
Explain
how
the
two pieces of text evidence prove your answer sentence
. (
These quotes show that…because
…)
These quotes show that Mr. and Mrs.
Loisel
both work hard to pay off the debt because she has to do the housework herself instead of paying a maid, and he works a second job for extra income.Slide12
APE it: Here’s the full answer
Question:
In, “The Necklace,” what inference can you make about the
Loisels
based on their efforts to replace the necklace
?
Answer:
In
“The Necklace,” one can infer that both Mr. and Mrs.
Loisel
take responsibility for their mistake. “She dismissed her maid… She learned to do the heavy housework, to perform the hateful duties of cooking
.”
“Her husband labored evenings to balance a tradesman’s accounts, and at night, often, he copied documents at five sous a page
.”
These quotes show that Mr. and Mrs.
Loisel
both work hard to pay off the debt because she has to do the housework instead of paying a maid, and he works a second job for extra income
.Slide13
Now You try it
With your group, use the following diagram to help you answer the OER from “The Most Dangerous Game.”