Writing Traits: Lesson 4 (Review)

When you have to watch out for punctuation marks, spelling, and other grammar errors in your writing piece, you are covering...

• Content

• Voice

• Word Choice

• Conventions

If the main idea is clear and there are also relevant details added to your writing piece, you present exceeding use of...

• Content

• Voice

• Conventions

• Sentence Fluency

Which writing trait you are using when you select a wide range of vocabulary to make sense and link information?

• Content

• Sentence Fluency

• Word Choice

• Organization

The trait used when the writer shows varied reasons/appeals in an attempt to try to make the reader more interested in the topic presented is:

• Word choice

• Voice

• Organization

• Sentence Fluency

This writing trait helps you place information and details in a logical order.

• Organization

• Sentence Fluency

• Word Choice

• Conventions

The following characteristics describe which writing trait? - Begins in different ways; Can be long and short; Complete thoughts; - Sounds smooth; - Makes sense.

• Word Choice

• Sentence Fluency

• Organization

• Voice

Which of the questions below DOES NOT show an example of an informational question?

• How old is your dad?

• Do you often come to school by car or on foot?

• Do you have a bike?

• Where do you live?

Which one of the questions below shows an example of an informational question?

• Does she like coffee?

• Would you cry or run away if you saw a snake?

• Did they just buy a new house?

• Would you like to watch a movie with me?

What does the 5W1H represent?

• They are pronouns.

• They are verbs.

• They are adjectives.

• They are question words.

Mark the ones that also represent question words.

• DO

• WHICH

• DID

• WHOSE

• ARE