Writing a Paragraph

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Across
  1. 3. You need to include this with a quote to show where you got it
  2. 5. A C.E.R. paragraph has to be at least this many sentences
  3. 7. You put this type of punctuation around direct quotes
  4. 8. This person gives Marta advice that helps her become more confident
  5. 10. You need to do this for names or starts of sentences
  6. 11. You do this to check for spelling and grammar mistakes before you turn in your paragraph
  7. 13. A person who is learning and studying
  8. 17. You need to put this at the end of sentences
  9. 18. A fancy word for problem
  10. 19. An exact sentence from the story
Down
  1. 1. These sentences explain how your evidence matches your claim
  2. 2. The girl who Mr. Boone thought should get the jacket because her dad is important
  3. 4. Anyone who is not the main character
  4. 6. The main character in a story
  5. 9. Marta wants this and has worked really hard to earn it
  6. 12. Proof that supports your answer
  7. 14. Answers the question
  8. 15. Marta lives with her grandparents because her parents didn’t have a lot of this
  9. 16. The main character in “The Scholarship Jacket”