TYPES OF WRITING REVIEW

Question 1

"Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow" is an example of

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repetition

Question 2

What type of prompt is this? There are many positive and challenging things about the 6th grade

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Expository

Question 3

When a writer has a problem and a solution, he/she is writing a/an _______.

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Narrative writing

Question 4

Explain and tell how are key words in an expository prompt.

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TRUE

Question 5

"He has a chip on his shoulder" is an example of

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idiom

Question 6

Narrative writing has action.

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TRUE

Question 7

I express an opinion and attempt to convince the reader. What type of writing am I?

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Argumentative/Persuasive

Question 8

I give facts or direction. What type of writing am I?

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Informative/Expository

Question 9

In what paragraph does the writer state his/her claim?

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Introduction

Question 10

In a/an ______ the author's purpose is to entertain.

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Narrative writing

Question 11

Characters and theme are included in a/an _______

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Narrative writing

Question 12

The story or the piece of writing from the perspective of "you." Is in _____.

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Second person

Question 13

A story with a logical beginning, middle, & end is an example of

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narrative writing

Question 14

Examples of appropriate evidence are: current events, historical events, and analogies.

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TRUE

Question 15

What type of writing includes a claim, evidence, warrants, backing, and a rebuttal?

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Argumentative/Persuasive

Question 16

You explain how to do something. This is an example of

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expository writing

Question 17

Where will the reader find the writer's conclusion?

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Last paragraph

Question 18

A character with a story recounts/retells his or her own experience. This is in _____.

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First person

Question 19

Data from the text that supports the claim is ______.

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Evidence

Question 20

A justification that links the claim and evidence is ______.

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Reasoning

Question 21

In a/an ______ the author's purpose is to inform.

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Expository/Informative writing

Question 22

What type of prompt is this? Create a story set in the field with aliens as characters.

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Narrative

Question 23

Every essay needs 5 or more paragraphs.

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TRUE

Question 24

Writers should use a graphic organizer during what part of the writing stage?

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Brainstorm

Question 25

"Her cheek is like beryl stone" is an example of

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simile

Question 26

"The bells of the church clanged" is an example of

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onomatopoeia

Question 27

Key words: Tell about a time, tell what happened next, and write a story are used in ____.

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Narrative writing

Question 28

When a writer has a cause and the effect, he/she is writing a/an _______.

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Informative/Expository writing

Question 29

When a writer compares/contrasts, he/she is writing a/an _______.

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Informative/Expository writing

Question 30

The narrator has unlimited knowledge and can describe every character's thoughts. This is in _.

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Third person omniscient

Question 31

Conflict and dialogue is used in a/an _______

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Narrative writing

Question 32

You take a stand and give reasons to support your claim. This is an example of

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argumentative writing

Question 33

"The moon was but a chin of gold" is an example of

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metaphor

Question 34

I tell a story. What type of writing am I?

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Narrative

Question 35

By acknowledging that there is a another side, you can strengthen your argument.

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TRUE

Question 36

_____ has a definite beginning, middle, and end.

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Narrative writing

Question 37

Data needs to be appropriate and sufficient to support the claim.

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TRUE

Question 38

Which type(s) of writing should not contain first-person words such as, I, me, my, we, our?

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argumentative and expository

Question 39

"I'm so tired I coud sleep forever" is an example of

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hyperbole

Question 40

The narrative tells the story from the viewpoint of one character in the story. This is in __.

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Third person limited

Question 41

When a writer is writing in chronological order, he/she is writing a/an _______.

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Informative/Expository writing

Question 42

An assertion or conclusion that answers the original question is a/an ______.

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Claim

TYPES OF WRITING REVIEW

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TYPES OF WRITING REVIEW

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