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________ he did not feel like getting any work done today and got a bad grade.

• However
• However; 
• However,
• However:

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In 1848, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott held a convention in New York to fight for women's rights.

• woman's rights
• womens rights
• womens' rights
• Make no change

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What is a topic sentence?

• Topic sentences are always the start of any paragraph and usually contain the main idea of the paragraph.
• Details located within a text.
• Concluding statements.
• None of the above.

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When you make comparisons, you look for _______________

• similarities
• differences
• opinions
• facts

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Mexican food and Italian food where Jason's favorite. Both had spicy dishes that he loved, yet Mexican food meant tamales and Italian food meant spaghetti. 

• Cause and Effect
• Problem and Solution
• Compare and Contrast
• Sequential (Chronological) 

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Kelvin is writing about the Greek myths that he recently read. He describes how they each focus on a hero’s quest and how each hero is different. Kelvin is ________.

• comparing Greek myths but not contrasting them

• comparing Greek myths with Roman myths

• comparing and contrasting Greek myths

• not comparing or contrasting

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Which of the following words or phrases can be used to show a comparison?

• On the other hand

• Similarly

• In contrast

• While

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Which of the following is NOT a transition?

• First,

• In addition,

• After,

• In conclusion,

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How many supporting details should each body paragraph have?

• 1

• 2-3

• 3-4

• As many facts as you can

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How should you end your essay?

• attention getter

• flipped thesis

• life lesson

• thesis statement

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