by BlastRoom
Practice developing defensible theses and sequencing claims into a unified argument.
#english_11_12

30 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
Prompt: Should a city library end late fees? Evidence includes collection costs and patron return rates. Which thesis is most defensible?
Prompt: Should the school adopt a four-day week? Evidence covers attendance, activities, and childcare. Which thesis is most defensible?
Prompt: Evaluate whether a documentary uses archival footage ethically. Which thesis would best guide the essay?
Prompt: Should the district require community service for graduation? Which thesis is most defensible?
Prompt: Should a school limit phone use during lunch? Which thesis creates the strongest line of reasoning?
Prompt: Analyze whether satire strengthens a political essay. Which thesis is most defensible?
Prompt: Should local newspapers publish anonymous opinion essays? Which thesis is most defensible?
Prompt: Should schools publicly rank students by GPA? Which thesis best supports an extended argument?
Prompt: Evaluate whether a novel's nonlinear structure is effective. Which thesis is strongest?
Prompt: Should a museum return artifacts acquired under colonial rule? Which thesis is most defensible?
Draft: "Social media ruins civic debate." Evidence is one school's survey and class discussion threads. Which revision fits the evidence?
Draft: "The new bus schedule solved tardiness." Evidence shows an 8% decline in first-period tardies at two high schools, with no middle school data. Which revision is best?
Draft: "Poetry units make students more empathetic." Evidence is reflective journals from one English IV class. Which revision is appropriately qualified?
Draft: "Open-campus lunch is unsafe." Evidence includes one semester of incident reports, a student survey, and traffic warnings. Which revision fits best?
Draft: "Banning single-use plastics fixes pollution." Evidence is a cafeteria waste audit and cost estimates for reusable dishes. Which revision fits the evidence?
Draft: "AI writing tools destroy originality." Evidence is teacher comments on 20 revised essays and students' process notes. Which revision is strongest?
Thesis: Later start times should be adopted because sleep gains improve learning despite transportation challenges. Which order builds the argument?
Thesis: A speech's repeated questions turn the audience from observers into responsible actors. Which claim sequence is most logical?
Thesis: A novel's two settings interact to show freedom as both escape and belonging. Which order builds a unified analysis?
Thesis: The city should convert an unused mall into housing. Which order creates the clearest line of reasoning?
Thesis: The dress code should be revised, not abolished, because vague language invites unequal enforcement. Which order best supports it?
Thesis: A poem's shift from measured syntax to fragments makes grief audible. Which order builds the analysis?
Thesis: An editorial's concession increases credibility, but its analogy weakens the argument. Which order is strongest?
Thesis: Bilingual signage should expand because it improves access without replacing English communication. Which order builds the case?
Thesis: Financial literacy should be required because no required course covers practical money decisions. The essay has established course topics. Which paragraph claim should follow?
Thesis: The campus should keep the arts requirement because it develops interpretation skills across disciplines. After its history, which claim advances the argument?
Thesis: The narrator's uncertainty is the source of the story's suspense. After the opening's conflicting memories, which claim should come next?
Thesis: A renewable-energy ordinance is justified because long-term savings outweigh initial costs. After explaining upfront costs, which claim advances the line?
Thesis: The speaker's concession prepares a skeptical audience for refutation. After establishing the audience's skepticism, which claim advances the analysis?
Thesis: A grading policy should allow limited revisions because revision rewards learning without erasing accountability. After the current penalty system, which claim fits next?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
Two or More Central Ideas
20 questions