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8th Grade Cohesion Tactics
8th Grade Cohesion Tactics
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What do we mean by a "Core sentence?"
A sentence meant to confuse the reader by providing an off-topic detail
A sentence that expresses an important idea in support of our topic
A sentence which is designed to build suspense in our story
A sentence that conveys a brief conclusion
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When we write a Reformulation, we write a short sentence summarizing our main point.
True
False
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Which of these might be used as an Elaboration sentence?
These strategies empower us as we continue our writing journey.
Our creative process suffers.
This inner muse breaks the constraining fetters of writer's block.
This fear of failure cultivates a mindset which tells us we cannot write.
We can block writer's block.
Shriveling our self-confidence, the inner critic hinders our creativity.
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Which of these is a group of keywords for a introductory paragraph about writer's block?
diligence, strive, creative, productivity, encourage
enormous, lengthy, decisive, perspective, lunch
frustration, obstacle, challenge, taxing, discourage
panic, amusement, juicy, insight, discuss
aspersion, data, monotonous, grief, informative
blissful, outrage, normalcy, humorous, design
5
We write a participial phrase in front of our Core sentence to show
a clarification of symbolic themes.
our prowess in crafting imagery.
our intention to summarize and conclude.
a cause and effect relationship.
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Cohesive writing keeps our reader bereft of a clear understanding.
True
False
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Using the Reformulation tactic, we write a long, flowing sentence containing imagery.
False
True
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What does "cohesion" mean?
a compliance with rules or standards
a strong dislike or disinclination
the "sticking together" of details that describe one unified idea
the process of changing from one form to another
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Using the Elaboration tactic, we write "this" or "these" to refer to an idea in our Core sentence.
True
False
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The 3 Cohesion Tactics are: Keywords, Elaboration, and
Stick all of your details together with punctuation and glue.
Extrapolation.
Confabulation.
Reformulation.
