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to restate the entire text in your own words
the opening paragraph of an essay
Unit 2 Review
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the opening paragraph of an essay
conclusion
body paragraphs
thesis
introduction
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to restate the entire text in your own words
summarize
restate
organize
paraphrase
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What are the 5Ws?
who, what, when, why
whenever, whatever, whenever, wherever, whyever
what, when, where, why
who, what, when, where, why
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order or pattern a writer uses to structure or present ideas or events
set up
structure
organizational structure
organize
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opposing point of view
opposite
counterclaim
idea
claim
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unchanged by emotion or personal bias
audience
thesis
objective
style
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the intended reader, the recipient of the author's message
audience
style
summary
evidence
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What are the 5Ws used for?
paraphrasing
organizing
summarizing
writing essays
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a genre of writing meant to convince the reader of the writer's position or point of view on a subject
argumentative writing
narrative writing
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to say the same idea again using different words
say again
copy
paste
restate
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facts, examples, and expert opinions that support a claim
claim
evidence
argument
organizational structure
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offers explanation of thesis with supporting details, reasons, and relevant evidence
body paragraphs
thesis
introduction
conclusion
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the closing paragraph of an essay
introduction
thesis
conclusion
body paragraphs
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to state the most important ideas and details in your own words
paraphrase
claims
summarize
reasoning
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the way an author uses language to express ideas and information
text evidence
reasons
audience
style
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What helps us remember the seven most common conjunction?
FANBOY
FANBOYSS
FANBOYS
FANBYS
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What are steps 3 & 4 for writing claims?
3. ignore the other perspective 4. use irrelevant facts
3. acknowledge the other perspective 4. use logical reasoning
3. acknowledge the other perspective 4. use illogical reasoning
3. give more evidence for your side 4. end your argument
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What are steps 1 & 2 for writing claims?
1. say what you agree with 2. say why the other side is wrong
1. state your claim 2. support your claim with inaccurate evidence
1. say what you think 2. do not give any reasons
1. state your claim 2. support your claim with accurate evidence
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explanations that say why others should accept a claim
counterclaim
logical
reasons
claim
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details from a text used to support ideas
textual evidence
text
argumentative writing
details
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statements that explain if a writer agrees or disagrees, supported with logical reasoning and relevant evidence
argument
summary
style
claims
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uses academic language and follows conventional rules
informal style
formal style
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main idea statement
body paragraphs
introduction
thesis
summary
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What is a compound sentence?
a list
a sentence
two or more sentences combined into one using a conjuntion
a super duper long sentence that has three ands in it
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expresses a writer's attitude toward a subject
counterclaim
evidence
style
tone
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What are the seven most common conjunctions?
for, and, not, but, or, yet, so
for, nor, but, or, so
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
from, and, not, but, or, yes, so
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Where does the comma go in a compound sentence?
at the end of the sentence
after the conjunction
after the first word
before the conjunction
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What punctuation is used in a contraction?
apostrophe
comma
question mark
parenthesis
