Paragraphs Quiz 25 (25 MCQs)

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1. This is a statement of the essay's main argument or idea.
2. What are facts that support the main idea called?
3. What's your teacher's name?
4. Why is it crucial to establish the main argument or claim early in the introductory paragraph?
5. The following IS an example of a lead-in
6. Explaining your answer means .....
7. Which form of emphasis/organization is best to use if you want to place your most important point at the beginning of your paragraph?
8. . What change, if any, needs to be made in sentence 3?
9. How many sentences should be in your paragraph?
10. When you write a comparison, you need to focus on .....
11. How many parts are in an introductory paragraph?
12. Which of the following is a transition that can be used in the Closing (pink) section?
13. A paragraph should consist of at least five sentences to be considered complete and well-structured.
14. What do you write in the thesis?
15. In a paragraph that introduces a new character, which sentence would you expect to find at the beginning?
16. The topic sentence usually appears at the beginning of a paragraph and introduces the main idea or focus of the paragraph.
17. How can peer feedback be useful in revising paragraphs?
18. What's one thing I need to do when I create my "why care" in my concluding paragraph?
19. Why do we need to restate the thesis?
20. If someone said they were for free college tuition? What would be the opposing side?
21. Stories that begin with "Once upon a time" are usually .....
22. What is the author's purpose for opinion writing?
23. Which in-text citation is the correct format?
24. Concluding Sentence is
25. (1)Edgar Allan Poe was an American short-story writer, poet, editor, and literary critic during the Romantic period. (2)Beethoven was one of the musicians of the Romantic era. (3)Poe is best known for his dark tales of mystery, and is often credited with inventing the genre of detective fiction. (4)Poe wrote the poem "Annabel Lee." Which sentence does not support the main idea?