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I had to read a short story, and I had to write a paragraph for homework last night.

• simple sentence
• complex sentence
• compound sentence

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Concluding statements do all of the following except

• End the essay. 
• Restate the claim. 
• Make a new claim. 
• Summarize the main points. 

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You should use a transition word to start each new body paragraph and also for the conclusion paragraph.

• false
• true

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In an extended response you need ...

• an introduction paragraph, 2-3 paragraphs answering the prompt/question, and a conclusion paragraph
• one paragraph with an introduction, text evidence, explanation, and conclusion

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To show cause and effect (how and why things happen), use a transition like:

• besides, for example, also, furthermore
• first, next, before, later, finally
• also, another, like, in comparison
• as a result, since, consequently, because

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Transition words make your writing flow. When you are moving from one idea to the next, a transition is a quick way to help explain how the two ideas relate. Depending on the relationship between the two things you're connecting, you'll use different transitions. Some transitions show contrast; others give examples.

According to this passage, how can transition words help your writing?

• Transition words make it clear how your ideas relate.
  
• Transition words make your writing more specific.
  
• Transition words add complexity to your ideas.
  
• Transition words make your ideas harder to follow.
  

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To show an ending, use a transition like:

• for instance, such as, like
• finally, in conclusion, lastly
• although, furthermore, besides
• first, next, later, after

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Which transition signals the conclusion?

• In addition
• Similarly
• For example
• As you can see

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a word that helps connect thoughts and ideas

• flow

• tense

• narrative voice

• transition

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An Introduction Paragraph has.....

• Hook, Context, Thesis, Evidence

• Thesis, Evidence, Conculsion

• Hook, Context, Thesis

• Hook, Context, Thesis, Context

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