Entry Level I: Prepare to Write Assessment Test

This assessment test is designed to help determine if a student is ready for the entry level Prepare to Write. If a student struggles with either a poor attitude about completing or is lacking the ability to complete this test, then he or she is not ready to use Prepare to Write.

Instructions:

Write one (1) complete sentence to answer each question below, for a total of five (5) sentences.
Every sentence must have at least 4 words.
Easily complete in 20 minutes or less.

Before you write five complete sentences, fill in the following information. * Required

What is your first name?*

What is your last name?*

How old are you?*

When is your birthday? (MM/DD/YYYY)*

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What is your family phone number?*

Email Address*

How will you be taking this course?*

Parent/Teacher Name*

Which response best describes how you feel about writing?*

Gender*

State*

Instructions: Write one complete sentence for each question. Every sentence must have at least 4 words.

1. What is one of your favorite foods?*

2. What is your favorite game or sport? *

3. If you could have any animal as a pet, what would you choose? *

4. If you could go to one special place, where would you go? *

5. What is your favorite activity in the summer? *

Once you are completely finished writing, click the Submit button at the bottom. You will receive a free evaluation from the creator of The Write Foundation.

He is like a man building a house, who dug deep and laid the foundation on the rock.
Luke 6:48

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"Generally speaking, level 1 does not require your child to come up with content out of thin air or make the assumption that she has tons of ideas she can’t wait to get on paper. One example: Lesson 20 will have your child rewriting fables by taking well-known fables and changing aspects about them to make new stories. (Imitation is a worthwhile way of improving one’s own writing, by the way.) The "

–Susan, Homeschool Heart and Mind

He is like a man building a house, who dug deep and laid the foundation on the rock. Luke 6:48

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