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Which word best fits these descriptions?
List the differences
Tell all the ways they are different

• Compare
• Contrast
• Trace
• Predict

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An example of a transition word is

• Can't
• Freezing
• Next
• Difficult

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What text structure explains why something happened or explains the effects of something?

• Compare or Contrast
• Problem or Solution
• Cause or Effect
• Sequence

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What should those 4 to 5 paragraphs consist of?

• Introduction
  body 
  conclusion
• Introduction
  Body - compare
  Body - contrast
  conclusion
• Body - compare
  Body - contrast
• Introduction
  Conclusion

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WHAT IS A NONFICTION TEXT PATTERN IN WHICH THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AN EVENT AND THE REASONS WHY THE EVENT OCCURRED?

• PROBLEM AND SOLUTION
• DESCRIPTION
• CAUSE AND EFFECT
• ORDER AND SEQUENCE

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Instead of starting a sentence with the word "and," what could you start the sentence with?

• However
• Otherwise
• Also; in addition
• As a result; consequently

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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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What 3 elements are in the Introductory paragraph?

• Evidence, Explain, Elaborate
• Opinion, Reasoning, Explain
• Hook, Reference, Thesis
• Thesis, Restate, Conclusion

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In this step of the writing process, you are organizing your thoughts into complete sentences, but are not yet worried about spelling, capitalization, punctuation, or word choice.

• revising
• publishing
• drafting
• editing

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Which of these is NOT part of an argumentative essay introduction?

• Hook

• Summarize the Issue

• Claim

• Evidence

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