Expository Writing Quiz 10 (30 MCQs)

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1. Where should the thesis of the essay be?
2. You can come with us if you are ready; ..... , you will have to ride the bus.
3. What is a lead/hook?
4. Example-I was living in Arkansas the first time I met prejudice face to face.
5. During the revising step:
6. Which of the following is NOT a strategy for organizing expository writing?
7. An introduction paragraph is organized
8. What is the primary purpose of expository writing?
9. Denotation is the ..... definition of a word.
10. The purpose of expository writing is to convince someone to agree with your viewpoint or cause.
11. This word means exact, accurate, and careful about details. Authors use these kind of words by including strong nouns and vivid verbs to create mental pictures.
12. Which of the following is a characteristic of expository writing?
13. Which is an example of an interjection?
14. Which sentence uses coordinating adjectives correctly?
15. Without this, the reader will not know what you are talking about .....
16. True or False:You should start your thesis statement with "I believe, " then followed by your reasons.
17. What is a synonym of expository?
18. A positive review of the movie "Avatar 2" from director James Cameron.
19. Without this, we wouldn't know what you are talking about .....
20. What is the purpose of transitions in expository writing?
21. What are the three main components of each body paragraph?
22. Your audience in this writing task.
23. What are transitions in writing?
24. "To explain what a term or concept means by providing relevant examples" -Which rhetorical strategy is this?
25. What is the last part of WRAP IT UP?
26. Which type of language should be used in expository writing?
27. Which of the following sentences uses correct capitalization?
28. A thesis statement does all of the following EXCEPT .....
29. Where does a thesis statement go in your essay?
30. The main idea is expanded on with ..... from resources such as published books, internet research, or interviews.