Expository Writing Quiz 9 (60 MCQs)

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1. The purpose of expository writing is to .....
2. What is the major goal of an introductory paragraph in an expository essay?
3. Example-Hyperbole means extreme exaggeration. I found it was easier to say this, than use it in my speech.
4. True or False:Expository writing aims to inform or explain a topic.
5. Less newsworthy, but still apply to the event and are included towards the end.
6. Expository writing .....
7. Which of the following is NOT a synonym of "claim"
8. How many sentences MUST you have in your introduction and conclusion?
9. What is a synonym for Expository Writing?
10. The "T" in PATHS stands for
11. True or False:Every analysis type sentence must come after all your evidence type sentences.
12. What is an anecdote?
13. What must your thesis statement have?
14. Why is it important to use facts and evidence in expository writing?
15. Which of the following sentences is an example of a topic sentence in an expository essay?
16. Facts, anecdotes, and examples are all considered
17. What is the second (or last) sentence of your introduction?
18. Words used to connect ideas
19. Brayan's writing is really distinct; ..... I can hear his voice when I read the words he chooses.
20. When writing an expository essay we should ensure it is:
21. The following is a good transition to use for an example.
22. What kind of writing would you use to answer the following prompt?PROMPT: "Explain the steps of how to log into your Chromebook."
23. What is a good transition phrase to use when you begin the 1st body paragraph?
24. If you are including a % in your writing, what is the correct way to write it?
25. What is the 3rd step in the writing process?
26. Quotations, summaries, or paraphrases from text passages to support a position
27. Which of the following is a statistic?
28. TRUE or FALSE:To create your hook, use PATHS.
29. News agencies, including newspapers, television, etc.
30. Which is the weakest type of hook to use in your essay?
31. This type of writing describes a person, place, thing or experience with details so that the reader can imagine it.
32. What is meant by audience?
33. Topic sentences are a very important part of personal narratives.
34. What is the 2nd step in the writing process?
35. Which sentence starter is appropriate when you're explaining your evidence?
36. ..... is the opposing claim; the other side
37. An expository essay needs to avoid these pronouns .....
38. Supporting sentences should contain .....
39. Which one of these is INCORRECT?
40. Your task is .....
41. When writing this paper, your tone should be .....
42. Examples should not be included in a thesis statement.
43. In BEAR what does the R stand for?
44. What kind of details should be incorporated in expository writing?
45. Pick the best thesis statements.
46. Which makes a better title for a definition or expository essay?
47. You have been asked to write an essay for your school's blog in which you support or oppose the use of an artist's music in advertising. Use information from the "Should Musicians Change Their Tune?" passage set in your essay.
48. Which part of the essay is MITT?
49. The following sentence has no errors. the Ancient egyptians grew crops in the rich soil near the Nile River?
50. Details that support the main idea
51. How many quote burgers are required in each body paragraph?
52. To identify differences in two or more items
53. What is the term for the following definition? The rank or title given by an institution to a student who has met certain academic requirements.
54. What should an intro paragraph include?
55. Which of the following best describes the tone of expository writing?
56. Your purpose and your ..... will determine how you present your writing.
57. What is the most effective way to write a conclusion?
58. What is an example of a topic suitable for expository writing?
59. To show an ending, use a transition like:
60. A sentence, in the introduction of an essay, that states the writer's position or opinion on the topic of the essay