Which of the following describes concrete details?(1 point)Responseswords that illustrate an ideawords that illustrate an ideaexact meanings of all the key words in a textexact meanings of all the key words in a textexact words taken from a speech or textexact words taken from a speech or textspecific and observable facts that help with understanding
specific and observable facts that help with understanding
Which option describes elaboration?(1 point)Responseswriting more words to lengthen the textwriting more words to lengthen the textorganizing the text in a way that makes it easy to understandorganizing the text in a way that makes it easy to understandadding details to tell more about a topicadding details to tell more about a topiccutting out unnecessary information
adding details to tell more about a topic
Which of the following details from a report about Martin Luther King Jr. is considered an example?(1 point)ResponsesKing believed "the time is always right to do right."King believed "the time is always right to do right."Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" speech in 1963.Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" speech in 1963.Over 700 streets in the United States are named after Martin Luther King Jr.Over 700 streets in the United States are named after Martin Luther King Jr.Martin Luther King Jr. served in several ways: as minister, Civil Rights activist, and writer.
Over 700 streets in the United States are named after Martin Luther King Jr.
Which of the following describes quotations?(1 point)Responsessituations, people, or things that illustrate an ideasituations, people, or things that illustrate an ideathings that can be proventhings that can be provenexact words taken from a speech or textexact words taken from a speech or textexact meanings of words
exact words taken from a speech or text
Why are details included in a text?(1 point)Responsesto provide the organizational structure of a textto provide the organizational structure of a textto introduce the topic of a textto introduce the topic of a textto distract the reader from the topicto distract the reader from the topicto add information in support of a topic
to add information in support of a topic
Choose one of the topics below. Write a central idea about the topic. Then write at least three more sentences in support of the central idea. Include two examples, one definition,and one fact. Use the work you did on page 4 to help you. You may need to look up some information on your topic to help you.Topics:fast foodbullyingtext messagingclean energyhistory of the Olympicsmusic genres, movie genres, book genreshistory of video games, anime, superheroes, supervillains, etcWhen you are done writing, ask yourself:Do I have a clear central idea? (2 points)Did I include two examples? (2 points)Did I include one definition? (1 point)Did I include one fact? (1 point)Does each sentence support my central idea? (2 points)Did I use appropriate punctuation and capitalization? (2 points)
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