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What should a writer do before writing an expository essay?
Create characters
Conduct research
Choose a side in an argument
Make up facts
2
Which example uses ethos?
"Once upon a time..."
"This made me feel very upset."
"Statistics show a 30% increase in..."
"As a doctor with 20 years of experience..."
3
What kind of language should be avoided in an argumentative essay?
Clear transitions
First-person statements
Specific and accurate terms
Loaded or biased language
4
What type of language is best in an expository essay?
Objective and clear
Biased and emotional
Personal and informal
Sarcastic
5
Which sentence is an example of a claim?
"Homework should be limited to one hour per night."
"I like ice cream."
"Many people believe summer is too hot."
"Students often bring snacks to class."
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Where is the thesis typically located?
At the end of the introduction
In the middle of the essay
At the end of the conclusion
At the beginning of each body paragraph
7
What must follow a counterclaim?
A plot twist
A summary of the essay
Dialogue
A rebuttal
8
Conflict in a narrative is important because:
It creates interest and tension
It gives the essay a strong thesis
It helps the writer stay organized
It replaces the need for a conclusion
9
Which sentence is written in first person?
She went to the store after work.
You should never give up.
The boys were all excited.
We walked into the room together.
10
Why include a counterclaim in an argumentative essay?
To show confusion
To delay the conclusion
To add characters
To make the argument more balanced
11
Which sentence would be best in the introduction?
“This essay will tell a fun story.”
“The three branches of government are ....”
“Do you know what’s really annoying?”
“I can’t believe how crazy my day was!”
12
A good concluding paragraph should NOT:
Introduce brand new topics
Summarize key points
Leave the reader with something to think about
Repeat the thesis
13
Which is the best definition of “expository”?
Explaining or informing
Arguing a viewpoint
Narrating a story
Expressing opinions
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What does a topic sentence do?
Introduces the paragraph’s main idea
Describes a character
Quotes a source
Tells a joke
15
Which sentence is most appropriate in an expository essay?
“I was so mad, I could scream!”
“There are three main causes of pollution.”
“Once upon a time…”
“You better believe I was right!”
16
Which element is NOT typically found in a narrative essay?
Plot
Setting
Characters
Argument
17
What is one way to make a narrative more vivid?
Write only in passive voice
Use precise verbs and adjectives
Include formal citations
Use vague language
18
Which is an example of sensory detail?
The author’s main claim
A source citation
The sound of the waves crashing
The definition of a term
19
What does dialogue in a narrative do?
Proves a point
Develops characters and moves the story
Shows different sides of an argument
Lists facts
20
What is the climax of a narrative?
The beginning of the story
The final conclusion
The background information
The most intense or turning point
21
Which best describes an expository thesis?
A question
A vivid description
A statement of opinion
A factual, clear explanation of the essay’s topic
22
What is the primary purpose of a narrative essay?
To argue a position
To describe a process
To explain a topic
To tell a story
23
Which phrase best defines theme?
The use of persuasive techniques
The central message or idea
The point of view
The sequence of events
24
Which of the following is NOT a persuasive technique?
Statistics
Conflict
Expert opinion
Emotional appeal
25
What is included in each body paragraph of an expository essay?
A rebuttal
A personal story
A main idea with supporting details
Plot twist
26
In a narrative, the setting refers to:
The time and place of the story
The emotional tone
The style of writing
The lesson learned
27
What does it mean to “cite evidence”?
Make up a fact
Give your opinion
Quote or reference a source
Rewrite your thesis
28
Why is it important to use transitions in expository writing?
To confuse the reader
To connect ideas smoothly
To make the essay longer
To add humor
29
What is the main purpose of an argumentative essay?
To persuade the reader of a claim
To describe an event
To inform without bias
To tell a personal story
30
Which point of view is most common in personal narratives?
Third person omniscient
First person
Second person
Third person limited
31
Which is a signal word for comparison?
Similarly
Although
Because
However
32
What is a counterclaim?
A restatement of the main idea
An opposing point of view
An example to support the claim
A transition sentence
33
What is a claim?
A summary of the essay
The opposing argument
The main point the author argues
The story’s setting
34
Which graphic organizer is most helpful for planning a five-paragraph essay?
T-chart
Storyboard
Venn diagram
Essay outline
35
Which of the following is usually included in a narrative essay?
Dialogue
Citations
Thesis statement
Counterclaim
36
Which paragraph contains the opposing side’s viewpoint?
The introduction
Why is it important to include evidence in an argument?
The counterclaim paragraph
he first body paragraph
37
Which transition best signals a change in time?
On the other hand
For example
Next
In contrast
38
What is a common way to begin a narrative essay?
With a hook or engaging moment
With a restatement of the thesis
With a quote from a source
With a counterargument
39
An argumentative conclusion should include:
A description of characters
A new argument
A story hook
A summary of reasons and restated thesis
40
What is an example of a factual statement?
“Recycling is fun.”
“The water cycle includes evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.”
“I believe summer is the best season.”
“Dogs are better than cats.”
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What is the "resolution" in a narrative essay?
The solution to the conflict
The part that introduces the characters
The rising action
The claim against the author's position
42
What is the goal of an expository essay?
To persuade
To inform or explain
To argue a claim
To tell a story
43
The tone of an argumentative essay should be:
Clear, respectful, and confident
Informal and playful
Emotional and dramatic
Poetic and mysterious
44
What does the introduction of an expository essay do?
Tells a funny story
Summarizes the entire essay
Presents the topic and thesis
Makes an emotional appeal
45
Which of these best describes tone in narrative writing?
The type of evidence included
The level of vocabulary used
The author's attitude or emotion
The use of headings and subheadings
46
Which word is a signal for a concluding paragraph?
In conclusion
First
For instance
Although
47
What is logos?
Use of setting
Appeal to emotion
Appeal to logic and reason
Appeal to character
48
A flashback is:
A prediction about the future
The conclusion of the story
A return to an earlier time in the story
The same as foreshadowing
49
Which transition would best connect evidence to reasoning?
On the contrary
For example
Once upon a time
However
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Which paragraph contains the opposing side’s viewpoint?
The introduction
The conclusion
The first body paragraph
The counterclaim paragraph
