Writing essays
The two Writing essays
The Writing test ends with two 30-minute essays: an Argumentative essay that takes a position and supports it, and an Informative/Explanatory essay that explains an issue using two sources. Write one here, then Mia tells you, for each feature scorers look for, what is there and what to change. Feedback only, never a score.
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Argumentative essay
Homework and time off
Read the opinion stated below:
“Teachers should not assign homework over weekends or school vacations.”
Discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with this opinion. Support your views with specific reasons and examples from your own experience, observations, or reading.
You have 30 minutes to plan and write an argumentative essay on the topic above, based on your own reading, experience or observations. Write on this topic only, and take care to write clearly and effectively, using specific examples. You will probably need more than one paragraph.
12 prompts in the course, including two for each full practice test.