RL 5.1 standard Fomative Assessment by Kim Sutherland

Brooklyn Grand

2018-09-07 14:19:45 UTC

Explicit (< complex, in depth) evidence is when you answer with detailed evidence?? An inference is an educated guess, based on your background knowledge. Restate question, Answer fully, Cite evidence, Explain.

Maddux Camp answers

2018-09-07 14:19:47 UTC

1. Explicit evidence is evidence that is right in front of you and in the story.

2. An inference is where

Formative Assessment

sejones241 — 2018-09-07 14:19:49 UTC

Ramiyah Canada

2018-09-07 14:19:52 UTC

What is explicit evidence?
Explicit evidence is what the character in the story says or do that proves your statement, or inference.

What is an inference?
An inference is an educational guest based off of what you read, or did.

What does our acronym R-A-C-E mean when answering an open/ended question

Ava Blanton

2018-09-07 14:19:53 UTC

Explicit evidence is text straight from the text. An Infrence is and educated guess from clues in the text. The acronym R stands for restate the question. The A stands for answer the question. The C stands for cite evidence from the text. The E stands for explain the evidence.

Melissa Yuan

2018-09-07 14:19:53 UTC

Explicit evidence is when the author states something very clearly that you can find exactly in the text.
An inference an educated guess. You use your background knowledge to answer the question.
R-A-C-E stands for restate the question, A stands for answer the question, C stands for cite evidence from the text or in the your own words, and E stands for explain your evidence.

Evelyn Gay

2018-09-07 14:19:56 UTC

1) Explicit evidence is evidence pulled directly from the text
2) A inference is a guess based on evidence from the text
3) RACE means Restate, Answer, Cite evidence, and Explai

Victoria Leonard

vgleonard24 — 2018-09-07 14:19:56 UTC

1.) Explicit evidence is evidence word per word from the text.
2.) An inference is an educated guess based on your previous knowledge.
3.)The acronym R-A-C-E means restate question, answer the question, cite evidence, and explain the evidence.

Will Hardee

2018-09-07 14:19:59 UTC

Explicit evidence is when the evidence is clear. When it comes out and says it. Like they come out and say I am sad. An inference in an educated guess. It is when you use context clues to guess what you think will happen next. R-restate A-answer C-cite evidence E-explain your evidence.

Brayden Jones

2018-09-07 14:20:02 UTC

explicit

Ella Johnson

2018-09-07 14:20:03 UTC

1)Explicit evidence is evidence that relates to the plot/answer very specifically.
2) An inference is an educated guess using background knowledge to make a guess.
3) The acronym RACE means to Restate the question, Answer the question, Cite evidence, and Explain your evidence when answering a question

Ethan Darity

2018-09-07 14:20:03 UTC

Explicit evidence is text straight from the text. Inference is an educated guess based off what you did.

R- Restate the question
A-Answer the question in your own words
C-Cite evidence
E-Explain your evidence

Tre' Mosley

2018-09-07 14:20:03 UTC

Explicit evidence is evidence that can be found and is stated at a certain point right in the text. You can literally point to it in the text.

An inference is an educated guess based on evidence in the text. It is different from a prediction because you use evidence to back up your inference.

The race method is an acronym that is used to help readers answer short response questions. The R stands for Restate. The A stands for Answer. The C stands for Cite Evidence. The E stand for Explain.

All of these words are what a good reader obtains and uses.

Allie Hollifield

abhollifield24 — 2018-09-07 14:20:06 UTC

Explicit evidence is text, actions, or supported text that the book states clearly and directly. An inference is a educated guess using text, explicit evidence, or back ground knowledge. RACE means RESTATE the question, ANSWER the question, CITE evidence to support your answer, and EXPLAIN your answer and the text you used to back it up

Shea Mccombss

2018-09-07 14:20:07 UTC

Explicit evidence is straight from the text. An inference is an educated guess. RACE

Lilli McKillop

2018-09-07 14:20:08 UTC

Explicit evidence is telling you straight away what it means directly from the text. An inference is an educated guess based on evidence from the text. The acronym R-A-C-E means R-restate the question, A-answer the question (in your own words), C-cite evidence from the text, and E-explain your evidence.

Erica

2018-09-07 14:20:09 UTC

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Marianna Pasa

2018-09-07 14:20:09 UTC

explicit evidence is evidence used straght from the text,article,book,etc.

Ava M.

2018-09-07 14:20:21 UTC

Explicit evidence is something the book or text clearly states. An inference is a educated guess based on the information you already know. Our acronym for R-A-C-E stands for restate the question, answer the question, cite evidence from the text or passage, and explain the evidence. This helps you make a clearly stated answer that is reliable.

Brayden Jones

2018-09-07 14:21:09 UTC

1( Explicit evidence is evidence that can relate to an character or the plot in the story.
2(An inference is an educated guess that could be correct using the text to get that educated guess.
3(The acronym that is RACE means you need to restate the question answer the question cite evidence and explain your answer.

Brooklyn staggs

2018-09-07 14:21:09 UTC

1. What is explicit evidence? Answer: Explicit evidence is used during your writing which is cited evidence from the text or passage.

2. What is an inference? Answer: A inference is a statement that is made by you and is usually started off by saying "I infer....". Which is using you an educated guess that usually comes from by looking at a picture, statement, quote, etc.

3. What does our acronym R-A-C-E mean when answering an open/ended question? Answer: R- restate the question, A- answer the question in your own words, C- cite text evidence, E- explain your cited evidence.

jackson

2018-09-07 14:21:12 UTC

Explicit evidence is clear evidence from the passage . An inference is a educated guess based on the information you have at hand. R.A.C.E is restate, answer, cite evidence ,and explain evidence

Elijah Smith

2018-09-07 14:21:18 UTC

1. Explicit evidence is evidence that comes directly from the text and is right from the text.

2. A inference is a guess using context clues and background knowledge from the text, so basically a educated guess when you don't know the answer but you have knowledge and experience in it.

3. The acronym race means restate, answer, cite evidence, and explain, when answering a open or ending question.

Sarah Beth

sejones241 — 2018-09-07 14:21:44 UTC

Explicit evidence is evidence straight from the text. A inference is a educated guess with knowledge from the text. R-A-C-E is when you restate the question, answer the question, cite evidence, and explain.

Maddux Camp

2018-09-07 14:23:03 UTC

1. Explicit evidence is evidence that is right in front of you and easy to find.

2. An inference is an educated guess based on events that have happened in the story.

3. When answering a question RACE means R- restate the question, A- answer the question C- cite text evidence and E- explain your evidence.

Grace

gemiller24 — 2018-09-07 14:23:05 UTC

1. Explicit evidence is the evidence you can easily find when you read a story/passage.
2. An inference is a guess you make about a character/ surroundings/thing.
3. In R-A-C-E, the R stands for restate, the A stands for answer the question, C stands for cite evidence, and E stands for explain.

Marianna Pasa

2018-09-07 14:25:16 UTC

Explicit evidence is evidence used straight from the text. Inference is a guess that you make when you read a book about what will happen next in a book. R-A-C-E is restate, answer, cite evidence, explain.

Shea Mccombs

2018-09-07 14:27:28 UTC

Explicit evidence comes straight from the text. An inference is an educated guess. RACE means restate, answer the question, cite evidence and explain.

angelica parchuk

2018-09-07 14:27:38 UTC

Explicit evidence is when you use evidence straight from the text that is word per word. An inference is when you make an educated guess like how you read a book and make an inference about what will happen next. R-A-C-E has different meanings and the meanings are R- restate the question using a sentence format, A- answer the question completely, C- cite evidence from the text that supports your answer, E- explain how your evidence proves your answer.

Erica

2018-09-07 14:29:55 UTC