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Parts of an Essay
Parts of an Essay
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Where do you provide supporting details, examples, or textual evidence?
Conclusion
Body
Introduction
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During a review of your writing, what would be helpful?
Reading the essay silently
Reading the essay aloud
Reading the essay while watching TV
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When should RAFT be considered in the writing process?
While editing
While reading the prompt
While revising
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What is revising?
Improving Vocabulary
All of the Above
Reorganizing Sentences/Paragraphs
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What tense should essays be written in?
Future
Past
Present
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What is the purpose of a hook?
Grab Reader's Attention
Support
Ask a Question
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Where do you restate your thesis?
Conclusion
Introduction
Body
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What makes students better writers?
Reading
Being patient with the process
Being thoughtful and careful
All of the above
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What is editing?
Ensuring Punctuation and Capitalization
Fixing Spelling
All of the Above
Correcting Grammar
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What purpose do outlines and graphic organizers serve?
They help with organizing.
They help with planning.
They help with revising.
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What is narrative writing?
Writing that informs
Story Telling
Writing that argues
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What is the last paragraph called?
Final Remarks
Conclusion
Closure
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What is the first paragraph called?
Thesis
Introduction
Topic Sentence
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What is the middle of the essay called?
Supporting details
Body
Conclusion
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What point of view should essays be written in?
Third (one, him/her, they, people)
Second (you)
First (i, me, we, us)
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What is the first step in the writing process?
revising
drafting
planning
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What is the final step in the writing process?
Adding information
Revising/Editing
Publishing
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What is expository writing?
Writing that argues
Writing that persuades
Writing that explains/informs
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What does RAFT stand for?
Revise, Adjust, Forget, Trust
Read, Answer, Find, Thesis
Role, Audience, Format, Task
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What is the purpose of a thesis statement?
Provides the purpose of your essay
Gives background information
Disproves the Prompt
