Your writing prompt is below. What is the first thing you should write? Prompt: Write a story sharing a favorite vacation memory.

Create a hook to pull in the reader.

Write a thesis statement about your favorite vacation.

Provide reasons why the vacation is your favorite.

Argue why your vacation was the best.

Body paragraphs in essays need all except?

topic sentence/opening sentence

You're writing an argumentative essay on why math, English, and science are the most important classes to take in school. Which sentence would be the BEST thesis statement?

Taking math, English, and science are the most important classes to take in order to develop a well rounded student.

School is a place for learning many subjects.

Although P.E. is fun, it's not going to teach you as much as math class.

English class provides the kills needed to write effectively.

You're writing an argumentative essay on why math, English, and science are the most important classes to take in school. Which sentence would be the BEST topic sentence for body paragraph 1?

First, math is an important class to take in order to understand numbers and important math functions that are key to every living.

Third, science is an important class to take because it provides a world of knowledge that is needed to continue development of cures, medicines, and provides so much to explore about the world.

Additionally, English class is one of the most important classes to take in order to build key reading, writing and grammar skills needed everyday.

In English class, learning to read is fundamental to learning any other subject.

You're writing an argumentative essay on why math, English, and science are the most important classes to take in school. Which sentence would be the BEST topic sentence for body paragraph 2?

Additionally, English class is one of the most important classes to take in order to build key reading, writing and grammar skills needed everyday.

First, math is an important class to take in order to understand numbers and important math functions that are key to every living.

Third, science is an important class to take because it provides a world of knowledge that is needed to continue development of cures, medicines, and provides so much to explore about the world.

In English class, learning to read is fundamental to learning any other subject.

You're writing an argumentative essay on why math, English, and science are the most important classes to take in school. Which sentence would be the BEST topic sentence for body paragraph 3?

Third, science is an important class to take because it provides a world of knowledge that is needed to continue development of cures, medicines, and provides so much to explore about the world.

First, math is an important class to take in order to understand numbers and important math functions that are key to every living.

Additionally, English class is one of the most important classes to take in order to build key reading, writing and grammar skills needed everyday.

In English class, learning to read is fundamental to learning any other subject.

You're writing an argumentative essay on why math, English, and science are the most important classes to take in school. Which sentence would be the BEST supporting detail sentence for body paragraph 2?

In English class, learning to read is fundamental to learning any other subject.

First, math is an important class to take in order to understand numbers and important math functions that are key to every living.

Third, science is an important class to take because it provides a world of knowledge that is needed to continue development of cures, medicines, and provides so much to explore about the world.

Additionally, English class is one of the most important classes to take in order to build key reading, writing and grammar skills needed everyday.

When writing a summary, which should NOT be included?

Key points that were made in the text

You're writing an opinion essay on a novel that you read in class. What SHOULD be included?

A fictional story about your life experiences

You're writing a informational/expository essay on the holiday Thanksgiving. Which sentence below provides the BEST thesis statement?

Thanksgiving has a rich history, fun traditions, and delicious foods.

I love to eat turkey on Thanksgiving.

I enjoy being out of school for Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving is right before my favorite holiday of the year.

You're writing a informational/expository essay on the holiday Thanksgiving. Your thesis statement is below. What would your second body paragraph discuss? Thesis Statement: Thanksgiving has a rich history, fun traditions, and delicious foods.

The fun traditions that are created and celebrated during Thanksgiving.

I love to eat turkey on Thanksgiving.

The tasty foods that are eaten during Thanksgiving.

You're writing a informational/expository essay on the holiday Thanksgiving. Your thesis statement is below. What would your first body paragraph discuss? Thesis Statement: Thanksgiving has a rich history, fun traditions, and delicious foods.

I love to eat turkey on Thanksgiving.

The tasty foods that are eaten during Thanksgiving.

The fun traditions that are created and celebrated during Thanksgiving.

You're writing a informational/expository essay on the holiday Thanksgiving. Your thesis statement is below. What would your third body paragraph discuss? Thesis Statement: Thanksgiving has a rich history, fun traditions, and delicious foods.

The tasty foods that are eaten during Thanksgiving.

I love the Macy's Day Parade during Thanksgiving.

The fun traditions that are created and celebrated during Thanksgiving.

You're writing a informational/expository essay on the holiday Thanksgiving. Your thesis statement is below. What would your third body paragraph discuss? Thesis Statement: Thanksgiving has a rich history, fun traditions, and delicious foods.

The tasty foods that are eaten during Thanksgiving.

I love the Macy's Day Parade during Thanksgiving.

The fun traditions that are created and celebrated during Thanksgiving.

You're writing a informational/expository essay on the holiday Thanksgiving. Your thesis statement is below. What all should your conclusion include? Thesis Statement: Thanksgiving has a rich history, fun traditions, and delicious foods.

Restate the main points made about the history, traditions, and foods of Thanksgiving. It should also have a final statement on topic.

The main points made about the history and why history is so great to learn.

The traditions of Thanksgiving.

A new idea about how much you love Thanksgiving and all the great hopping that occurs.

Your narrative writing prompt is below: ´ Prompt: After reading the narrative passage, rewrite the introduction paragraph with a new beginning. Which answer below is best for addressing the prompt?

Rewrite the introduction by adding some narrative techniques and being sure to give it a new beginning that is different from the one provided.

Rewrite the introduction by explaining why it was not a good introduction initially.

Rewrite the introduction with a good thesis statement and supporting details.

Rewrite the introduction by stating reasons why the introduction can be improved.

Narrative Writing Prompt: Rewrite paragraph # 3 adding in descriptive details and sensory language. To address this prompt, which should you NOT do?

Rewrite paragraph 4 as well to make it sound better.

Use descriptive details such as adjectives to rewrite paragraph 3.

Use details that appeal to the senses (touch, taste, hear, etc.) to rewrite paragraph 3.

Be sure to add in different details that create a picture for the reader.

A comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as

A comparison of two unlike things without using like or as

The repetition of consonant sounds in a line (verse) of poetry

A comparison of two unlike things without using like or as

The repetition of consonant sounds in a line (verse) of poetry

A comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as

A comparison of two unlike things without using like or as

The repetition of consonant sounds in a line (verse) of poetry

A comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as

The repetition of consonant sounds in a line (verse) of poetry

A comparison of two unlike things without using like or as

A comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Narrative Writing is.....

telling a story

explaining information

arguing a perspective or claim

writing in prose or verses

Argumentative Writing is.....

telling a story

explaining information

arguing a perspective or claim

writing in prose or verses

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Poetry Writing is.....

telling a story

explaining information

arguing a perspective or claim

writing in prose or verses

Explanatory or Informational Writing is.....

telling a story

explaining information

arguing a perspective or claim

writing in prose or verses

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

When writing an essay, you need all of the following in the introduction except?

hook

thesis statement

background sentences

textual evidence

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

When completing a narrative writing assignment, you need all the following except?

transition words

narrative techniques (figurative language, dialogue, etc.)

thesis statement

tell a story

When writing an expository/informational essay, you need all of the following except?

Topic sentences that explain what each body paragraph will be about.

Figurative Language

Supporting details

Conclusion Paragraph

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