Formatting and Structuring a Paragraph

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What should go on the big top line of your paper, on the left side?

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Your first and last name.

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After restating and answering, what should you add next?

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Add supporting details to support your answer.

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True or False: You skip lines on your paper in the middle of the paragraph.

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False.

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How do you begin writing your paragraph when you answer?

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Restate and answer the question.

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You should always use punctuation at the end of your sentence. Which of the following is an example of punctuation?

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All of the above (Period, Exclamation Point, Question Mark).

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What is the purpose of a title in a paragraph?

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To give the reader an idea of what the paragraph is about.

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What is an indent in a paragraph?

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A space at the beginning of a paragraph to show where it starts.

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Why is it important to add supporting details in a paragraph?

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To explain and back up your answer.

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What does it mean to restate a question?

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To say the question again in your own words.

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What is a conclusion in a paragraph?

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The last part that wraps up the main idea.