Opinion Essay Writing

How many paragraphs does an Essay have?

• Four

• Five

• Three

What are the two most important sentences in the Introduction?

• The hook and the thesis statement

• The topic sentence and the thesis statement

• The hook and the topic sentence

• Two topic sentences

What is the most important sentence in an essay?

• The introduction paragraph.
• The thesis statement.
• The conclusion statement.
• The topic sentence.

What are the three main parts of an essay?

• Title, Summary, Analysis
• Introduction, Analysis, Reflection
• Thesis, Argument, Summary
• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

What is the "hook" in an essay?

• A summary of the essay's main points.
• A compelling opening statement or question that grabs the reader's attention.
• The conclusion of the essay.
• A list of references used in the essay.

Choose the best example of thesis statement

• Technology in education is overrated and does not affect learning.
• Students prefer traditional methods over technology in classrooms.
• The use of technology in education is only beneficial for teachers.
• The increasing prevalence of technology in education enhances student engagement and improves learning outcomes.

What is the conclusion in an essay?

• The conclusion summarizes the main arguments and provides a final perspective.
• The conclusion is the first paragraph of the essay.
• The conclusion introduces new arguments.
• The conclusion lists all sources used in the essay.

How many sentences does a conclusion have in an essay?

• two

• three

• more than three

• Just one

What are the sentences required in the body paragraphs?

• Topic sentences, supporting sentences, and concluding sentences.
• Introduction sentences, analysis sentences, and summary sentences.
• Opening sentences, example sentences, and final sentences.
• Main ideas, transition sentences, and reference sentences.

How can you support the topic sentences in the Body Paragraphs?

• Summarize the entire paragraph instead of supporting the topic.
• Use evidence, examples, and explanations to reinforce topic sentences.
• Use only personal opinions without evidence.
• Ignore the topic sentences entirely.