
Summarizing the Expository Essay
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8th Grade
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Putting it all Together: Writing an Expository Essay
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the first step in writing an expository essay?
Brainstorm
Write you Introduction Paragraph
Analyze the Prompt
Use a Redbow Sentence
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P: Purpose
A: Audience
C: Context
PAC
Use the PAC tree map to analyze the prompt.
PAC
Step One: Analyze the prompt.
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Multiple Select
What is the purpose of the Circle Map with the Frame or Reference?
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Draw
Draw a PAC map in the provided space.
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Reorder
Reorder the following steps to starting your essay.
Analyze your prompt
Brainstorm
Find your top three reasons.
Write your Thesis Statement
Write your Interest Catcher
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Steps for Starting your Essay....
Properly ordered...
Analyze the prompt
Brainstorm
Find the top three reasons
Write the thesis statement
Write your interest catcher
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Fill in the Blank
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not a type of interest catcher?
Startling Statement
Fascinating Facts
Personal Anecdote
Literal Description
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not a type of elaboration in a body paragraph?
Figurative Description
Visual Images
Cause and Effect
Compare and Contrast
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Visual Images
Visual Images: This is a type of interest catcher used to stimulate the reader's brain using a number of images that are related to the writing topic.
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are examples of figurative descriptions?
Adjectives and nouns
Metaphors
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
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Multiple Select
From the list below, identify all the words or phrases that are used for transitions.
In other words
Additionally
To summarize
Since
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Transitions in Writing
•In addition, Additionally, Next, Therefore, Similarly, However, For this reason, Furthermore, In summary, To begin with, Finally, For example, To summarize, In other words, Thus, Since, This results in, As you can see,
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Multiple Choice
A challenge can be used in both the introduction and the conclusion of an essay.
TRUE
FALSE
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Open Ended
What must the conclusion of an essay include?
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Conclusion Paragraphs
Must Include....
•Needs to include: restatement of the subject sentence, a summary of reasons, and a red bow sentence.
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Multiple Choice
The purpose of the Red Bow sentence is to connect the discussion of the paper to something the reader is familiar with and sees on a regular basis.
TRUE
FALSE
Putting it all Together: Writing an Expository Essay
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