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Review necessary items/elements that you must know before creating an Informational essay.
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You're supposed to include your opinion in your INFORMATIONAL essay
False
True
2
Which sentence is correctly worded out?
There's an black cat outside.
Friday is an day of the week.
An octopus has eight tentacles.
I have an essay due tomorrow.
3
The limited amount of paragraphs an essay can have is 5.
False
True
4
Dogs are better than cats?
Facts
Fact
Opinion
Opinion
5
Your body paragraphs should be in the same order as you have listed in your thesis statement.
True
False
6
What is the minimum amount of body paragraphs an essay SHOULD contain?
three
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Introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion
3
7
Which topic fits an Informational Essay?
A day that changed my perspective
The importance of kindness.
Different cultures and their customs.
My favorite childhood memory
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.edu, .org, and .gov are all credible sources
False
True
9
Choose the verb
Smart
Stephanie
Queitly
Walking
10
Choose the opinion.
Americas is better than Chivas.
The World Cup is hosted every 4 years.
Tigres is better because they have Diego Lainez!
Chivas is better than Americas
11
Choose the fact.
Ronaldo is a soccer player from Portugal.
Ronaldo is better than Messi.
Messi is better than Ronaldo.
The real G.O.A.T. is Sergio Ramos.
12
What is the purpose of writing informational texts?
To inform the reader about your personal life as a student.
To be able to write Mrs. Riley a proper email.
To convince the reader that your opinion is correct.
To inform the reader in a clear, objective, and unbiased manner
13
Choose a phrase that should never be used in any kind of essay
Going
Two
Gonna
Going to
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Where does your thesis statement go?
The first sentence of your body paragraph.
The first sentence of the introduction.
Last sentence of introduction.
At the end of the conclusion.
