Paragraphs Quiz 8 (25 MCQs)

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1. Commentary Sentences list
2. Which quality of an effective paragraph is being described in the following:An effective paragraph has clear and smooth transitions between ideas.
3. What kind of detail is this sentence? I wondered if it was always so busy.
4. What are some ways to wrap up your essay?
5. Stories that couldn't really happen are .....
6. What kind of detail MAY be used in both narrative and descriptive paragraphs?
7. What is the primary function of the Topic Sentence (purple) in an informational/argument body paragraph?
8. What kind of detail is based on things you can see, smell, taste, touch, and hear?
9. Should a paraphrase be cited with in-text citation?
10. Identify the transition below.Effective teachers prove creative, organized, and fun; however, ineffective teachers seem uninspired, disorganized, and boring.
11. A closing sentence can restate the main idea or be a ..... of all the ideas in the paragraph.
12. Body paragraphs can only have one citation.
13. What change should be made in sentence 18?
14. Which is not true about writing an introduction?
15. What change should be made in sentence 35?
16. Which of the following words or phrases can be used to show a comparison?
17. Being able to identify the central idea of a text shows .....
18. An introductory paragraph introduces the main topic or idea of an essay.
19. A well-structured paragraph typically includes a topic sentence, supporting details, and a concluding sentence.
20. What is the main purpose of the conclusion paragraph?
21. The following is what type of hook? "Plastic debris causes the deaths of more than 100, 000 marine mammals per year."
22. How many sentences are in your introductory paragraph?
23. This is the ..... of TEEL ..... "Ancient Greeks had a rich history of war'
24. What word/phrase should be used at the beginning of each body paragraph?
25. A descriptive paragraph focuses on presenting facts, details, and sensory information to create a vivid picture in the reader's mind.