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Self-paced · English II EOC Tutoring

Extended writing & correspondence

Self-paced 2026–27 targeted tutoring, not a full course or an official practice exam. The seven objective items sample develop a qualified argument with evidence and commentary; they do not assess every skill taught in the preserved unit lessons. Suggested time is an estimate, not a measured completion requirement. Written work uses self-review or human feedback, not validated automatic essay scoring.

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A short diagnostic

Answer 2 questions before studying. Two questions sample each skill; an unanswered skill is not a failed skill. You can change answers until you check them.

Which claim most directly answers the writing task while respecting both sources?

PAIRED ORIGINAL SOURCES — fictional teaching records Source A: A youth center offered a four-session photography club. Seventeen students attended at least once; nine attended every session. In an optional exit survey, ten of twelve respondents wanted another session. The report did not ask students who never attended what prevented them. Source B: The center’s coordinator supports another small trial but notes that the borrowed cameras must be returned next month. A new program would need equipment, a schedule, and a plan for students who cannot attend the current afternoon time. Writing task: Write an argument to the center’s committee about whether to run another trial. Use both sources and answer a reasonable opposing concern.

Which sentence provides commentary rather than merely repeating a count?

PAIRED ORIGINAL SOURCES — fictional teaching records Source A: A youth center offered a four-session photography club. Seventeen students attended at least once; nine attended every session. In an optional exit survey, ten of twelve respondents wanted another session. The report did not ask students who never attended what prevented them. Source B: The center’s coordinator supports another small trial but notes that the borrowed cameras must be returned next month. A new program would need equipment, a schedule, and a plan for students who cannot attend the current afternoon time. Writing task: Write an argument to the center’s committee about whether to run another trial. Use both sources and answer a reasonable opposing concern.