Part 1 of 3
Reading for Meaning
Informational Text
4Main Idea & Supporting Details
Identify the central idea and how details support it in informational texts.
Author's Purpose & Point of View
Determine the author's purpose and analyze bias in non-fiction texts.
Text Structure & Features
Analyze how authors use text structure (cause-effect, compare-contrast) to convey meaning.
Argument Analysis
Evaluate claims, evidence, and reasoning in argumentative texts.
Literary Text
3Reading Fiction
Analyze plot, character, setting, and theme in literary texts.
Figurative Language & Tone
Identify and interpret figurative language, mood, and tone in literature.
Comparing Texts
Compare themes, arguments, and structures across multiple texts.
Part 2 of 3
Extended Writing
Argument & Evidence Writing
2Writing an Argument Essay
Structure and write a persuasive extended response using evidence.
Using Evidence & Citations
Integrate and cite textual evidence effectively in written responses.
Part 3 of 3
Language & Grammar
Grammar & Usage
5Sentence Structure
Identify and correct run-ons, fragments, and complex sentence structures.
Punctuation & Capitalization
Apply correct punctuation (commas, semicolons, apostrophes) and capitalization rules.
Vocabulary in Context
Use context clues and word parts to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words.
Subject-Verb Agreement
Apply subject-verb and pronoun-antecedent agreement rules.
Verb Tense & Modifiers
Use consistent verb tenses and correctly place modifiers in sentences.
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