TDA Structure Review

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Why is it important to read the writer's checklist and rubric for the TDA?

Back

They will remind me of the areas I need to focus on when writing my response.

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How many sentences should be in the introduction paragraph?

Back

At least two sentences.

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What is explicit information?

Back

Information that is directly from the text.

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How many times should you read the passage and prompt for a TDA?

Back

Multiple times.

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What point of view should be used for the writing of the TDA?

Back

3rd person.

Front

What is a TDA?

Back

A TDA (Text-Dependent Analysis) is a written response that requires students to analyze a text and support their ideas with evidence from that text.

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What is the purpose of a rubric in writing?

Back

A rubric provides guidelines and criteria for evaluating the quality of writing.

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What does it mean to analyze a text?

Back

To analyze a text means to examine it closely to understand its meaning, structure, and the author's purpose.

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What is the difference between explicit and implicit information?

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Explicit information is directly stated in the text, while implicit information is implied and requires inference.

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Why is it important to support your ideas with evidence in a TDA?

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Supporting ideas with evidence strengthens your argument and shows that your claims are based on the text.