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Elements of Writing for Expository Essays 7th grade STAAR Fisher Reyna
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What should the writer know to prevent too many errors?
spelling, capitalization, punctuation, grammar usage rules
rules of grammar, how to use a dictionary, law of relativity
school, capitalization, spelling, and traffic rules
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How many main ideas must you include in an expository essay?
3
2
No set nunber
1
3
What are all of the main ideas related to?
main ideas
controlling idea
set the stage
parting thought
4
Which is NOT an example of a supporting detail we have discussed this year?
cause and effect relationships
All of these are examples we have discussed this year.
personal experience
examples
5
What are the 2 main parts of a body paragraph in an expository essay?
reflection and insight
events and significant characters
main idea stated in a topic sentence and supporting details
parting thought and insight
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What should be used to enhance the flow of the essay by showing the relationships of ideas?
transition words
big words
controlling idea
adjectives
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What should be included in the concluding paragraph of an expository essay?
events, parting thought, reflection
significant characters, set the stage, and parting thought
examples, insight, and parting thought
topic, controlling idea, main ideas, and parting thought
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What should the writer know about the sentences used in the essay?
sentences are all the same pattern
sentences are run-on and fragments
sentences are purposeful, varied, and well controlled
sentences are choppy and awkward
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What are the 3 main parts of an expository paper?
introductory, body , and concluding paragraphs
main ideas, reflection, and concluding paragraphs
introduction, significant characters, body, and examples
controlling idea, personal experience, and insight
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What part of the prompt specifies the topic?
the "WRITE" section
the "THINK" section
the "READ" section
the "LOOK" section
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What should be included in the introductory paragraph of an expository essay?
controlling idea and parting thought
main ideas
parting thought and insight
topic, controlling idea and main ideas of the composition
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What should the focus of an expository essay be?
the supporting details
the significant characters
the topic specified in the prompt
the parting thought
