Paraphraseif you can,quote if youmustMy evidenceincludes specificevidence( thinkpeople, places,events) fromprimary andsecondary sources.UseactiveverbsEach time I quote Ihave checked tomake sure thequotation isproperly integratedinto the sentence.Check forexcessivewordiness,Avoid non-descriptive nounsand adjectivessuch as "good,""bad," “different,”"things," "thepeople." Avoid VagueGeneralizationsFree!Eliminate allslang orcolloquialexpressionsPasttenseYourpaper isabout thepeopleYourproseshould beprecise.Write in aformal,academicvoiceUse topicandtransitionsentencesWatch out forcommonlymisspelledwords such as"their/ there,ProvidenecessarycontextParaphraseif you can,quote if youmustMy evidenceincludes specificevidence( thinkpeople, places,events) fromprimary andsecondary sources.UseactiveverbsEach time I quote Ihave checked tomake sure thequotation isproperly integratedinto the sentence.Check forexcessivewordiness,Avoid non-descriptive nounsand adjectivessuch as "good,""bad," “different,”"things," "thepeople." Avoid VagueGeneralizationsFree!Eliminate allslang orcolloquialexpressionsPasttenseYourpaper isabout thepeopleYourproseshould beprecise.Write in aformal,academicvoiceUse topicandtransitionsentencesWatch out forcommonlymisspelledwords such as"their/ there,Providenecessarycontext

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Paraphrase if you can, quote if you must
  2. My evidence includes specific evidence( think people, places, events) from primary and secondary sources.
  3. Use active verbs
  4. Each time I quote I have checked to make sure the quotation is properly integrated into the sentence.
  5. Check for excessive wordiness,
  6. Avoid non-descriptive nouns and adjectives such as "good," "bad," “different,” "things," "the people."
  7. Avoid Vague Generalizations
  8. Free!
  9. Eliminate all slang or colloquial expressions
  10. Past tense
  11. Your paper is about the people
  12. Your prose should be precise.
  13. Write in a formal, academic voice
  14. Use topic and transition sentences
  15. Watch out for commonly misspelled words such as "their/ there,
  16. Provide necessary context