Paragraphs Quiz 4 (25 MCQs)

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1. What is the name of the sentence you are trying to support in an argumentative essay, and you will find that sentence at the end of the introductory paragraph?
2. Although, but, differ, even though, however, in contrast, instead, nevertheless, on the contrary, on the other hand, unless, unlike, while, yet
3. What should your first body paragraph be focused on?
4. What is the fifth part of a counter argument paragraph?
5. The following sentence is:Many musicians have taken risks in their music in order to bring new styles to the world.
6. An Opinion piece should start with .....
7. What is the primary purpose of an opinion paragraph?
8. What type of language should be avoided in an opinion paragraph?
9. What is a supporting detail in a paragraph?
10. It's the final paragraph. What transition phrase implies (suggests) finality (ending)?
11. Which of the following best describes the tone of an expository paragraph?
12. What is the first line in an introductory paragraph?
13. What change needs to be made in sentence 33?
14. They add clarifying information within a quotation.
15. Ron wants to strengthen the introduction to his paper by adding the following detail to the first paragraph (sentences 1-5). Clouds of mosquitoes buzz incessantly in the steamy heat. Where is the most effective place for Ron to insert this sentence?
16. Which of the following is a common feature of an introductory paragraph?
17. What change should be made in sentence 15
18. What is the role of a topic sentence in a body paragraph?
19. What is the main purpose of an opinion paragraph?
20. Besides structure, another important component of an effective paragraph is .....
21. Which of the following is a good transition for your final body paragraph?
22. Good paragraphs are like good .....
23. Which is not a component of the introductory paragraph(s)?
24. In the summary, I need to .....
25. 'Overall, the findings of the study suggest that ..... ' is a phrase to be used in Conclusion Chapter.