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Duplicate of Expository Writing
Duplicate of Expository Writing
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Should your thesis be stated as a question?
Yes
Sometimes
Maybe
No
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What are the 3 main parts of an expository essay?
introduction, body, conclusion
top, middle, bottom
first, second, third
beginning, middle, next
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What is the main purpose of a hook or lead?
Ends your essay
Makes the writer laugh
Grab the reader's attention.
Provides details
4
Brainstorming is important because it helps you....
Develop your ideas
Plan
Organize
All of the above
5
What should be included in the introductory paragraph of an expository essay?
A story
Details
Hook and Thesis/Controlling Idea
A greeting to the reader
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How many steps in the writing process should the writer use?
3
4
5
2
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The second step of the WRITING PROCESS is.....
Rough Draft
Prewriting
Edit
Proofread
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What should be used to help your ideas flow?
Thesis
Mega Words
Controlling Idea
Transitional Words/Phrases
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The most important reason to REVISE is to make an essay......
Hard to write
Clear and easier for the reader to understand
Colorful
Messy
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What sentence lets your reader know what the whole essay will focus on?
Thesis/Controlling Idea
Topic Sentence
Hook
Compound Sentence
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Why is it a good idea to add figurative language to your essay?
It makes your writing more interesting.
It helps you repeat your main points.
It adds sentence variety.
It helps fill up the 26 lines.
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Your FINAL DRAFT should be.......
Must not exceed 26 lines
Reread
All of the above
Neatly written/legible
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Every
body paragraph
should begin with a .....
Topic Sentence
Memory
Literary Device
Mega Word
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Some examples of figurative language used in expository essays are.....
idioms, mega words, literary devices
hyperboles, idioms, metaphors
sentence variety, similes, transitional words
literary devices, metaphors, hyperboles
