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Paragraph Writing

Subject : writing-skills
Instructions:
  • Answer 35 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. The feeling of a piece of writing






2. How the writing will look - 1-paragraph - 5-pargraph essay - etc.






3. To convince using both fact and opinion






4. To tell a story






5. How the final product is used






6. A piece of writing that describes the locations of the details






7. Has a begging - middle - and end






8. How something interacts with others






9. Written in paragraph form; restates the questions; answers the questions with specific details; has a final thought






10. The sentence that states the main idea of the paragraph.






11. Detail words that help the reader to clearly understand: nouns - verbs - adjectives - adverbs - etc.






12. A piece of writing based on what happens first - second - third - etc.






13. Give the precise meaning of a word - phrase (group of words) - or concept






14. Assess the limitations; make judgments






15. Making sure that there are no errors in spelling - grammar - or punctuation






16. Arrange or order by similar characteristics or qualities






17. Any piece of writing used to explain something.






18. Any word or phrase (group of words) used to move from one idea to the next - one sentence to the next - or one paragraph to the next.






19. To retell the important details in the your own words






20. The mood or tone of the writing created by the auhor






21. The last sentence in the paragraph that leaves the reader with one final thought.






22. An attention grabbing sentence at the beginning of a paragraph used to get the reader's attention






23. Give a detailed account or picture of a situation - event - pattern - or occurrence






24. Give a detailed account including reasons or causes






25. How sentences flow smoothly from one to the next; use transitions; using different types of sentences: declarative - interrogative - exclamatory - imperative






26. The result of something






27. Show how something is similar - and how it is different






28. Any piece of writing that where the reader can easily move from one detail to the next and understand how they are connected.






29. What the overall piece of writing is about.






30. Any sentence that uses details to appeal to the reader's sense of taste - touch - sight - sound - or smell






31. Challenge or debate an issue or idea with purpose of persuading






32. What the overall writing will be focused on






33. Any piece of writing that attempt s to persuade or convince






34. Offer a considered and balanced review that includes all arguments - factors - hypotheses - opinions - and/or conclusions which is supported by appropriate evidence.






35. Make clear the differences between two or more concepts or things