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1
What is different between Explanatory and Argument?
Argumentative was more popular in the 1800s.
Argument essay also introduces opposing argument and then squashes it
Explantory essays include an introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion
Explanatory requires more descriptive language
2
You can include creative, descriptive language, even if you're writing an essay.
False
True
3
Starting each body paragraph with
First
, ... and
Next
, ... is all you need for transitions.
False
True
4
Which best summarize the elements of a story?
Character; dialogue; figurative language
conflict/rising action; Resolution
good night sleep; healthy breakfast; positive attitute; do your best
Characters/Setting; Rising Action; Climax; Falling Action; Resolution
5
You can include some figurative language, whether you're writing an essay or a story.
True
False
6
A single, standalone question is always the best grabber/hook.
True
False
7
Ideally, you should have at least 2 body paragraphs.
False
True
8
Which of the following does NOT belong in your conclusion?
restate your claim
brief summary of your main ideas
Introduce a brand new idea
refer back to your grabber/hook or end in a clear and meaningful way
9
Don't bother mapping out your ideas (outline, web, etc.) before writing your final draft.
True
False
10
What is backround information?
all are true
Information related to your claim; helps your readers understand your essay
2-3 sentences that help your reader understand your topic.
description in your introduction between your grabber/hook and your claim
11
Which is a good idea if you're writing an essay?
make your claim clear and make it be the focus of your entire essay
err on the side of having more deatil and explanation
Let your voice come through in your writing
go back over your writing and check for spelling, capitization, punctuation
12
Which is a good idea if you're writing the narrative (story)?
have a clear conflict and a series of twists (even after your climax)
dialogue helps get to know the character and their relationships better
have fun with your writing and let your voice come through
show how your main character struggles, grows, and changes in your story
13
What would make an effective claim related to the picture?
Vegetables are good for you body because they have fiber and nutrients.
Fruits. Vegetables. Sweet and savory. A few small bites throughout the day.
Television - where would we be without it?
Dr. Wilson eats three apple each day before going to work.
14
Which of the following DOES NOT belong in your introduction?
grabber - hook
Claim statement
detailed evidence and explanation
background information about the topic
15
A quote might make for an effective grabber/hook.
False
True
16
A series of a couple related questions can help grab the audience interest, making for an effective grabber/hook.
False
True
17
Try to have just one piece of evidence in each body paragraph.
False
True
18
Which citation has correct punctuation?
According the the Health article, "Carrots are healthy"
According the the Health article ",Carrots are healthy" (Smith).
According the the Health article, "Carrots are healthy (Smith)".
According the the Health article, "Carrots are healthy" (Smith).
19
Explanatory and Argument are the same thing.
True
False
20
Which is NOT a type of writing we've done this year?
explanatory
percussionary
argument
narrative (story)
21
Which dialogue is punctuated correctly?
Oh, it is on, like a prawn who yawns at dawn", said Andy.
"Oh, it is on, like a prawn who yawns at dawn," said Andy.
"Oh, it is on, like a prawn who yawns at dawn", said Andy.
"Oh, it is on, like a prawn who yawns at dawn," said, Andy.
22
Include in your body paragraphs ________.
Transitions
topic sentence
all are true
evidence (quotes) and explanation
23
Your claim statement should idealy be in your introduction paragraph.
False
True
24
You don't need to keep the prompt in mind - just write about whatever you want.
True
False
25
Your claim is basically what your entire essay is about.
True
False
26
Rising action is NOT ____________.
often takes up most of the story
a build-up to your climax
after the climax
a series of twists and conflicts
27
In your body paragraphs, each piece of evidence (quotes) should have an explanation that's at least as long as the quote
True
False
28
An interesting description related to your topic that paints a clear picture for your reader can be a good grabber/hook.
True
False
29
In the end, just do your best work.
True
False
