FAST Writing Review IV

What is the first step in understanding a writing prompt?

• • A) Writing the introduction

• • B) Identifying the type of essay

• • C) Finding the key words

• • D) Brainstorming ideas

4. What is a key element of a good introduction?

• • A) A detailed argument

• • B) A thesis statement

  • or claim

• • C) A conclusion

• • D) Evidence

Which of the following is NOT a purpose mentioned in writing prompts?

• • A) To persuade

• • B) To inform

• • C) To entertain

• • D) To confuse

A prompt asks you to discuss the effects of global warming. What is the main task?

• • A) Describe global warming

• • B) Argue against global warming

• • C) Discuss the effects of global warming

• • D) Persuade others to stop global warming

Which of these is an effective hook for an essay on environmental conservation?

• • A) An interesting fact that engages the reader

• • B) A detailed list of endangered species

• • C) A thesis statement

• • D) A summary of the essay

Which of the following is a strong thesis statement?

• • A) Many people think pollution is bad.

• • B) Pollution negatively affects our health and the environment.

• • C) Pollution is everywhere.

• • D) I will talk about pollution.

A good thesis statement should be:

• • A) Vague and broad

• • B) Specific and supportable

• • C) A question

• • D) A fact

What is the main purpose of a body paragraph in an essay?

• • A) To introduce new topics

• • B) To provide evidence and analysis supporting the thesis

• • C) To conclude the essay

• • D) To restate the introduction

A good body paragraph should start with:

• • A) A conclusion

• • B) A piece of evidence

• • C) A topic sentence

• • D) A citation

Which of the following is an effective topic sentence?

• • A) There are many reasons why pollution is a problem.

• • B) Pollution is bad.

• • C) In this paragraph, I will discuss pollution.

• • D) Pollution affects both urban and rural areas.

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.2

CCSS.RI.7.2

CCSS.RI.8.2

CCSS.RL.8.2

CCSS.RL.9-10.2