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Delicious Paragraphs
Delicious Paragraphs
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Let's review a few of the things we've learned so far about writing delicious paragraphs.
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1
For which of these subjects would you use a CHRONOLOGICAL method of preparation?
a story's characters
how to build a bird house
the best candy bar
animals found at the zoo
2
Which of these techniques can make a topic sentence tastier (stronger)?
Replacing vague words with specific ones
Stating why the main idea is important
All of these
Narrowing your subject
3
Which of the following is not a basic ingredient of a paragraph?
prison sentence
supporting sentence
topic sentence
closing sentence
4
Which of these occasions for writing needs a paragraph response?
Answering a direct question
Replying to a text
Summarizing an article
Explaining a math concept
5
Which of these is NOT a type of supporting sentence?
description
fact
example
joke
6
Which words should you avoid saying in a topic sentence?
because
I think
Mr. Riggert
if/then
7
True or False: The job of a concluding sentence is to share the main idea of a paragraph.
True
False
8
What do we call a situation that causes someone to write a response?
a writing prompt
a moment to cry
a paragraph
an occasion for writing
9
True or False: A concluding sentence can link one paragraph to another.
True
False
10
Which method of preparation would you use to share WHERE stores are located in the mall?
spacial
general to specific
order of importance
chronological
11
Which of the following subjects is too broad for a single paragraph?
Why you should floss
A polar bear's diet
The best type of flip-flops
World War II
12
How are a paragraph's ingredients arranged if they are prepared GENERAL TO SPECIFIC?
none of these
closing sentence / supporting sentences / topic sentence
supporting sentences / topic sentence / closing sentence
topic sentence / supporting sentences / closing sentence
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Why would someone write a paragraph instead of a single sentence?
They are bored.
They like to waste paper.
The main idea needs to be supported.
They are crazy.
