Opinion Writing Checklist Quiz

To make the writing less clear

To connect evidence back to the reasons

To introduce new topics unrelated to the claim

To shorten the length of the writing

Summarize the main points without connecting them

Highlight what the text is mainly about and connect it to the preceding paragraph

Ignore the main points discussed in the text

Only introduce new ideas in the conclusion

Disorganizing information to confuse the reader

Grouping related ideas into paragraphs to support the claim

Placing less important ideas at the beginning

Avoiding any logical order in the paragraphs

Randomly and without any specific order

In a parallel manner and not overlapping

Only at the beginning of the writing

Without supporting the main claim

Using vague words that do not affect the readers

Making deliberate word choices to impact the readers

Repeating the same words to emphasize the claim

Using complex words that are hard to understand

To add extra information to the text

To set off introductory parts of sentences

To connect two independent clauses

To introduce a list

A dictionary

Word patterns and references

Frequent practice

Guessing the spelling

Using a variety of punctuation

Ignoring them

Using conjunctions only

Shortening the sentence

To emphasize words

To cite sources

To separate items in a series

To add humor