Soapstone Quiz

What does CREWW stand for?

• Character, Relationship, Emotion, Word choice, and Writer's craft.

• Context, Reasoning, Evidence, Writing style, and Writer's craft.

• Conflict, Resolution, Emotion, Word choice, and Writer's craft.

• Claim, Reason, Evidence, Warrant 1, and Warrant 2

What does SOAPSTone stand for in the context of soapstone?

• Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, and Tone

• Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Setting, and Tone.

• Setting, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, and Tone.

• Subject, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Speaker, and Tone.

Which of the following is NOT a Harris Move?

• Audience

• Countering

• Illustrating

• Extending

What is a claim?

• What the audience believes

• What the author believes

• What MB believes

• What you believe

What does the 'P' in SOAPSTone represent?

• People

• Places

• Purpose

• Persuasive

What does it mean to concede and refute?

• The author insults people who don't agree with them.

• The author agrees that others have a good point, but that they're ultimately wrong.

• The author refuses to agree with anyone else.

• The author disagrees with the opposite side, but they have to be sneaky about it.

Which Harris Move best belongs in Evidence?

• Illustrate

• Counter

• Extend

• Concede

What is a purpose in SOAPSTone?

• The opinion of the author.

• The ending sentence in a persuasive paper.

• The goal of the piece, or the reason the author is writing.

• The meaning of life, as defined by the author.

In Warrant 1, you should connect your _____ and ______.

• Reason and Evidence

• Claim and Reason

• Warrant 2 and Evidence

• Warrant 1 and Warrant 2

Which Harris Move is a good idea to use in Warrant 2?

• Claiming

• Extending

• Tabling

• Countering