RACER Paragraph Writing Guide
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What does R in RACER stand for?

Restate

What is the definition of A in RACER?

Answer the question (in your FIRST sentence)

What does C in RACER represent?

Cite evidence (Specific fact + where did you get that fact)

What is the purpose of E in RACER?

<p>Explain the evidence</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the second R in RACER signify?

<p>Repeat C and E = Cite another piece of evidence and Explain the second piece of evidence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

RACER Paragraph Structure

  • RACER is an acronym used to guide effective paragraph writing in response to questions or prompts.

Restate

  • The first component, "R", stands for Restate.
  • Restate the question in the opening sentence to provide clear focus and context for the response.

Answer

  • The second component, "A", emphasizes the importance of directly answering the question.
  • This should also occur in the first sentence to ensure clarity of purpose.

Cite Evidence

  • The "C" represents Cite evidence.
  • Include a specific fact that supports the answer, along with a reference to the source of the information.

Explain

  • "E" stands for Explain.
  • This involves elaborating on the significance of the cited evidence, clarifying how it supports the answer.

Repeat

  • The final "R" signifies Repeat, which involves citing a second piece of evidence and explaining it.
  • Reinforce your argument by providing additional support and explanation, solidifying your point.

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This quiz focuses on the RACER method of paragraph writing, which includes key components such as Restating the question, Answering it, Citing evidence, Explaining that evidence, and Repeating the evidence and explanation. Use the flashcards to familiarize yourself with each term and its significance in crafting a coherent paragraph.

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