P1. Unit2. Economics

1. Main Ideas helps us appreciate the interconnections among thoughts and claims.

• True
• False
• Not at all

2. A group of words, usually containing a subject and a verb, expressing a statement, question, instruction, or exclamation, and, when written, starting with a capital letter and ending with a period or other mark.

• Essay
• Paragraph
• Sentence
• Summary

3. A type sentence, sometimes in the form of a question, that sets the context for the topic sentence of a paragraph.

• Beginning connector
• Set-up sentence
• Main Idea
• Supporting details

4. One or two sentences expressing that the discussion of the paragraph’s main idea is done.

• End connector
• Summary
• Conclusion
• Topic sentence

5. One or two sentences that indicate the topic and express the main idea or purpose of the paragraph.

• Topic sentence
• Supporting details
• Beginning connector
• Conclusion

6. Specific facts, examples, or pieces of information that explain or support the main idea.

• Begining connector
• Topic sentence
• Supporting details
• End connector

7. A sentence or phrase that connects the ideas in a paragraph to the next paragraph.

• Beginning connector
• End connector
• Conclusion
• Set-up sentence

8. The topic of a text is can be simply seen on the title.

• True
• False
• Not at all

9. A smaller topics that support the main topic.

• Headings
• Subtopics
• Main idea
• Topic

10. Is added information about the topic and main idea.

• Supporting details
• Supporting sentences
• Supporting paragraph
• Supporting fact