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GW3: Unit 2: Five Elements of Good Writing
GW3: Unit 2: Five Elements of Good Writing
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A Concluding Sentence:
Offers a Suggestion
All of the above
Restates the Main Idea
Offers an Opinion
2
Most Academic Writing should be in the:
1st Person
3rd Person
2nd Person
3
Using Clear Pronoun References is part of:
Purpose
Clarity
Coherence
Unity
4
Repetition of Key Words is part of:
Purpose
Coherence
Audience
Clarity
5
Use 1st person when writing about:
Research
Instructions
Personal Experiences
6
A Purpose Statement can help you by making you a sandwich.
True
False
7
What are the 5 Elements of Good Writing?
Purpose, Audience, Clarity, Unity, Coherence
Porpoise, Audio, Clarified Butter, Unitarians, Cohabitats
Purpose, Audience, Sandwiches, Cohesives, Unions
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An essay for History class on the causes of the American Civil War would be formal.
False
True
9
The pronouns (I, we, me, us, mine, ours) and possessive adjectives (my, our) use:
First-Person
Third-Person
Second-Person
10
An essay for Chemistry class about a famous scientist would be written in the Second-Person.
False
True
11
What are two important elements relating to your audience?
Formality and Support
Viewpoint and Person
Formality and Informality
Viewpoint and Formality
12
Use 2nd Person when writing about:
Research
Instructions
Personal Experiences
13
A well-written paragraph should:
have a Topic Sentence
have a Concluding Sentence
be indented
all of the above
14
A letter to your best friend would be formal.
True
False
15
The three most common goals of academic writing are to inform, persuade or entertain.
True
False
16
Transition Words and Phrases are part of:
Clarity
Coherence
Purpose
Audience
17
The pronouns (he, she, it, him, her) and possessive adjectives (his, her, its, their) use:
Second-Person
First-Person
Third-Person
18
The Main Subject and Controlling Idea make up a:
Concluding Senting
Supporting Sentence
Topic Sentence
19
Tone, or Formality, is part of:
Audience
Purpose
Unity
Clarity
20
_____ should explain, describe, give reasons, give facts, or give examples.
Topic Sentences
Supporting Sentences
Concluding Sentences