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1
What type of text is a social studies textbook?
literary
informational
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What type of writing style is used when texting a friend?
formal
informal
3
What makes this informal style: "I can't believe you said that."
capital letter at the beginning
contraction (can't)
complete sentence
punctuation
4
What text structure is it: "First, open the jar. Then, spoon out the jelly. Finally, spread it on the bread."
cause/effect
compare/contrast
sequence
problem/solution
5
Is this a thesis: "Dress codes should be required because they are easy, increase attendance and concentration."
False
True
6
What text structure is used:"Bo rushed to eat his ice cream and then grimaced. Eating too quickly caused a brain freeze"
cause/effect
chronological order
compare/contrast
problem/solution
7
What type of writing style is used when writing an email to a teacher?
formal
informal
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Which is NOT a topic sentence?
Another reason is because we can learn from the mistakes of our past.
One reason that Civil Rights is important is because it is history.
Jackie Robinson was a famous African American baseball player.
Civil Rights is important because we should educate ourselves.
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What is the author's purpose behind writing the comics for a newspaper?
inform
entertain
persuade
10
Where do topic sentences go?
body paragraphs
conclusion
introduction
11
What is best to do when writing a concluding statement?
provide an overall takeaway for the reader
none of the above
write a subjective sentence
tell an amusing story
12
Having a flat tire and getting out the spare to change it would be an example of:
cause/effect
compare/contrast
problem/solution
chronological order
13
What is plagiarizing?
copying something exactly without using quotations or giving a source
restating what was said in your own words
14
Which f the following sentences is objective?
Laura Bush was my favorite First Lady.
George W. Bush was my least favorite President.
George W. Bush was the 43rd President of the United States.
George W. Bush was an amazing president.
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What is NOT true about a thesis?
it gives three main points
it's always in the introduction
it states your claim
it includes evidence
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What is NOT an example of a transition?
In conclusion,
Lastly,
And
Finally,
17
This is an example of informal style: "Dear Mr. Remillard, I am sorry about running in the halls."
True
False
18
What is the author's purpose?
inform the audience about a room for rent
entertain the audience with a funny roommate story
persuade the audience to move in
19
What is the evidence: "According to the article, 89% of elderly people vote during elections (Matthews, 2018)."
during elections
According to the article
89% of elderly people vote
(Matthews, 2018)
20
What type of text is the "I Survived" book series?
informational
literary
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What is paraphrasing?
copying something exactly without using quotations or giving a source
restating what was said in your own words
22
What text structure is used: "The US became a country in 1776. The first US President was George Washington in 1789."
cause/effect
problem/solution
compare/contrast
chronological order
23
This is an example of formal style: "I apologize, but I will not be at school on Thursday."
True
False
24
What is the source: "According to the article, 89% of elderly people vote during elections (Matthews, 2018)."
vote during elections
(Matthews, 2018)
89% of elderly people
According to the article
25
Where does a thesis statement go?
body paragraph 3
body paragraph 1
body paragraph 2
introduction
26
If you are watching TV and a political ad comes on, who is the intended audience?
the elderly
people old enough to vote
anyone watching TV
little kids
27
Hitting a nail and getting a flat tire would be an example of:
compare/contrast
chronological order
cause/effect
problem/solution
28
What is the author's purpose?
inform the audience about the process of making coke
persuade the audience to buy a coke
entertain the audience with a story about opening a coke
29
Discussing the differences between frozen yogurt and ice cream would be an example of:
cause/effect
compare/contrast
chronological order
problem/solution
