Question

Which option shows an example of organization by cause and effect? (1 point)
• The parade needs a grand marshal, and the council could choose a local celebrity, someone nationally known, or perhaps a political figure.
• On July 5, the famous director canceled his appearance. By July 7, the council was exploring new options.
• The local author is available on the parade date, but hates crowds. On the other hand, the movie star loves
crowds, but may not be available on the parade date.
• Because the city had to reschedule the parade, the famous director was no longer available to be grand marshal.

Answer 1

Use the sentence to answer the question.
Spending more time outdoors could help young people to stay healthy— and less stressed.
This sentence is an example of
(1 point)
• supporting evidence.
• a valid response.
• a claim.
• sound reasoning.

Answer 2

Use the sentence to answer the question.
Studies show that children who set their own bedtimes get less sleep each night compared to those whose parents set their bedtimes.
How should this sentence be classified?
(1 point)
• as a claim
• as sound reasoning
• as evidence
• as an argument

Answer 3

For a fifth grader, in 3-5 sentences, describe the process of conducting a research project. (4 points)

Answer 4

For a fifth grader, In three to five sentences, explain what it means for sources to be relevant and credible and why it is important to use such sources when gathering information. (4 points)

Answer 5

For a fifth grader, In 1-2 sentences, explain what plagiarism is and how to avoid plagiarism when using the information of others. (2 points)

Answer 6

• Because the city had to reschedule the parade, the famous director was no longer available to be grand marshal.

Answer 7

• a claim.

Answer 8

• as evidence

Answer 9

Conducting a research project involves several steps. First, you need to choose a topic that interests you. Then, you gather information by reading books, articles, and websites related to your topic. Take notes on the key points and organize your information. Next, create a research question that you want to answer based on what you've learned. Then, write a draft of your research project, including an introduction, the information you found, and your conclusion. Finally, review and edit your work before sharing your findings with others.

Answer 10

Sources that are relevant are directly related to the topic you are researching, providing information that is helpful and on-topic. Credible sources are trustworthy and reliable, coming from experts in the field or from reputable organizations. It is important to use relevant and credible sources when gathering information because it ensures that the information you are using is accurate and reliable. This helps you create a well-informed and reliable research project, showing others that your work is based on trustworthy information.

Answer 11

Plagiarism is when you use someone else's work or ideas without giving them credit. To avoid plagiarism, make sure to always cite your sources by including the author's name and where you found the information.