help
that is (most of the time) correct.
unless it's a whackadoodle who talks in third person... LOL
can u help me with more?
if I can sure
Correct
Correct.
Im torn between A and B.
i think its b
I could go either way 
lets go with b
Alrighty :P
this was a guess
I haven't the foggiest O_o... never even heard of that...
lemme do some research real quick
kk
According to their website: Organization is the internal structure of a piece of writing, the thread of central meaning, the pattern and sequence, so long as it fits the central idea. Organizational structure can be based on comparison-contrast, deductive logic, point-by-point analysis, development of a central theme, chronological history of an event, or any of a dozen other identifiable patterns. When Organization is strong, the piece begins meaningfully and creates in the reader a sense of anticipation that is, ultimately, systematically fulfilled. Events proceed logically; information is given to the reader in the right doses at the right times so that the reader never loses interest. Connections are strong, which is another way of saying that bridges from one idea to the next hold up. The piece closes with a sense of resolution, tying up loose ends, bringing things to a satisfying closure, answering important questions while still leaving the reader something to think about.
Close to d?
hang on, still reading it LOL
yea that seems right
Ok thanks for reading all that lol
this one seems right
lemme re-open the site LOL
damn ultri
The Conventions trait is the mechanical correctness of the piece and includes five elements: spelling, punctuation, capitalization, grammar/usage, and paragraphing. Writing that is strong in Conventions has been proofread and edited with care. Since this trait has so many pieces to it, it's almost an analytical trait within an analytic system. As you assess a piece for convention, ask yourself: "How much work would a copy editor need to do to prepare the piece for publication?" This will keep all of the elements in conventions equally in play. Conventions is the only trait where we make specific grade level accommodations, and expectations should be based on grade level to include only those skills that have been taught. (Handwriting and neatness are not part of this trait. They belong with Presentation.)
C?
That appears to be correct.
ok
Well, I suck at grammar, so Im out on this one
Do u know this one @Allison
I like D but I could be wrong.
Leaning torwards D, but don't take my word for this, im only 65% sure ._.
LOL
Ok for which question
That last one.
i like how we said the same answer at the same time x'D
??
the one before Q6
or above
oh ok so what about 6 tho
I dunno 6.
neither do i...
ill go withhhhhhhhhhhh c
No, but i can't answer that one either x.x
hm
ok next
B I'm pretty sure.
Are u familiar with a memoir?
a memoir
why are you targeting a memoir only?
the narrator CAN be the author, but that is not always true, where as B is always true
Oh... I'm blind.
Yep that's right LOL
lol
we did that one already
correct
but we did that one to
lol
just makin sure
ok lets see what we got wrong
2 wrong thats good
Ok thanks you
u saved me
np ^_^
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