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You must use a single device for the duration of the exam.  \nYou may either type or handwrite your response. I suggest typing your response into Google Docs or similar program, on the same device that you are using for testing, for ease of saving and uploading. Then cut and paste your response.  \nYou will have to upload your completed  \nresponse during the 5-minute upload window.  \n30 minutes to answer security screening questions (if you are finished before the 30 minutes, you will be placed in a virtual waiting room to await the start of the exam) .  \n25 minutes to plan and write your Argumentative Essay.  \nKeep your eye on the timer!  \n5 minutes to upload your completed response. The timer will turn red and you will have only five minutes in which to submit.  \n5 minutes to plan and write your Argumentative Essay.  \nKeep your e15 minutesttopla!n and write your Concept Application.  \nKeep your eye on the timer!  \n5 minutes to upload your completed response. The timer will turn red and you will have only five minutes in which to submit.  \nAt Home Exam: Timing  \n| \u003Cbr>| z | You MAY use your notes, review books, and online sources.\u003Cbr>Any shared study notes and review material developed with other students must be downloaded prior to the exam.\u003Cbr>You MAY NOT copy information from any source whatsoever. The entirety of your answer must be in your own words. | \u003Cbr>| Open Notes?\u003Cbr>You MAY NOT consult with anyone (parent, friend, teacher, etc. ) during the exam.\u003Cbr>While you may use as many sources as you like, you are under a very strict time constraint and will not have time, knowing content and being able to apply it is essential.\u003Cbr>Prepare a few key resources in advance (summaries of required foundational documents, court cases, and important vocabulary from units 1 – 3) .\u003Cbr>Ensure that it is well organized, and that it is either bookmarked and/or tabbed, and annotated for efficiency and ease of use. |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nz The Argumentative Essay, 2020  \nEVIDENCE FROM REQUIRED FOUNDATIONAL DOCUMENT AND ONE OTHER SOURCE  \n25 MINUTES  \n7 POINT RUBRIC  \nArgumentative Essay FRQ Format | 25 min | 60% of Exam  \nQuestion: Essay prompt will have students make an argument and provide evidence to support their claim .  \nTasks:  \n- Choose ONE “side” to argue  \n- Justify with a line of reasoning that will be used throughout the essay (thesis)  \n- Pick and explain at least ONE evidence from the list provided and connect to thesis  \n- Pick and explain another evidence (from list or your own) and connect to thesis  \nArgumentative Thesis (1pt)  \n● Thesis (1pt)  \n○ Choose ONE argument and follow throughout  \n○ Be CLEAR (no shoulds, I believes etc. )  \n○ DO NOT repeat the prompt (no points if you do this)  \n○ Have line of reasoning that you will use throughout your entire essay (Argument + because)  \n○ Have a road map for both evidences (do not have to name but briefly mention)  \n○ Best you can do without a thesis is 2 points!!  \nPRESIDENT  \nWar is not a time for gridlock, but rather a time for quick and effective leadership. 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