B. Be a question or statement that grabs attention ✅

Which is a correct topic sentence for a body paragraph?

C. “First, exercise is important for staying healthy.”

B. “Eating candy is not good.”

What is a detail that supports a topic sentence?

B. “Jumping rope helps your heart pump faster.”

A body paragraph should include:

B. A topic sentence, supporting details, and examples

What does indenting a paragraph mean?

B. Starting the first line a little to the right

What should a conclusion paragraph do?

C. Summarize the main points and end with a thought or feeling

Which is a good closing sentence?

B. “Taking care of your health helps you live a longer, happier life.”

A. “Now you know everything.”

D. “I’m done.” Do you want to live better now?

When do you use a capital letter?

B. At the beginning of a sentence or for names

Choose the correct form of “they’re”:

A. They’re going to the store.

What is wrong with this sentence: “u should eat healthy.”

B. It needs a capital letter and “you” spelled correctly

A. The word “u” should be “you”

What is wrong with this sentence: “Thats my backpack”?

B. It should be “That’s” with an apostrophe

What does “procrastination” mean?

B. Delaying or putting off tasks

What is the best way to stay on topic?

B. Focus on one main idea in each paragraph

Which sentence has a correctly placed comma?

C. I went to the store and, I bought a book.

A. I went to the store, and I bought a book.

B. I went, to the store and I bought a book.

D. I, went to the store and I bought a book.

Which sentence is correctly punctuated? A. My favorite foods are pizza, burgers, and pasta. ✅ B. My favorite foods are pizza burgers and pasta. C. My favorite, foods are pizza, burgers and pasta. D. My favorite foods are pizza, and burgers pasta.

A. My favorite foods are pizza, burgers, and pasta.

B. My favorite foods are pizza burgers and pasta.

C. My favorite, foods are pizza, burgers and pasta.

D. My favorite foods are pizza, and burgers pasta.

What does the word “transition” refer to in an essay?

A. Words or phrases that connect ideas between paragraphs

B. Changing topics every sentence

C. Starting new paragraphs without connecting ideas

What is a proper conclusion sentence for a paragraph?

B. “Exercise can improve your health, making it essential to daily life.”

A. “To summarize, this paragraph was about exercise.”

D. “Exercise makes you tired.”

Which sentence uses “there” correctly?

C. They’re is a dog in the yard.

Which of the following is the best way to write a clear thesis statement in the introduction?

B) "In this essay, we will discuss how exercise, nutrition, and flexibility help improve your health."

A) "This essay is about health and fitness."

D) "The essay talks about fitness and health."

What is the purpose of a wrap-up sentence in your introduction paragraph?

A) To introduce the main ideas and give the reader an overview of the topic.

B) To ask a question that will be answered later.

C) To explain one idea in detail.

Which of these is a proper way to begin each body paragraph?

B) "Next, we will look at how exercise benefits the body."

A) "I will now talk about exercise."

D) "Another important thing is nutrition."

Which sentence is the best example of a clear topic sentence?

B) "Exercise helps people become strong, healthy, and energized."

A) "Exercise can make you stronger and healthier."

C) "There are many types of exercise that people can do."

D) "Exercise includes running, swimming, and lifting weights."

What is the MOST important job of the introduction paragraph?

B) To start with a hook, list 3 reasons, and end with a wrap-up sentence

A) To tell a story and explain every detail

When writing your introduction, what question should you ask yourself?

C) Did I include a hook, three clear topics, and a sentence that wraps up the paragraph?

A) Did I spell all my words correctly?

B) What’s the most exciting part of my conclusion?

D) Did I use big vocabulary words?

What should you include in T1, T2, and T3 body paragraphs?

C) A topic sentence, 2 subtopics with examples, and details that support the reason

A) A summary of the whole essay

B) A question, a joke, and a story

D) Only facts with no explanation

What question should you ask yourself when writing your T1, T2, or T3 body paragraph?

B) Does this paragraph explain one of my 3 reasons with clear examples?

A) Did I finish the conclusion yet?

C) Did I repeat my introduction again?

D) Did I use as many facts as possible, even if they don’t match the topic?

What belongs in a conclusion paragraph?

B) A summary of your 3 reasons, restating your main idea, and a thought or feeling

A) New ideas you didn’t write about yet

What are the three branches of the U.S. government?

C) Executive, Legislative, and Judicial

A) Police, Military, and Government

B) President, Vice President, and Congress

Who works in the Legislative Branch?

C) Congress, which includes the Senate and House of Representatives

A) The President and Vice President

What is the job of the Executive Branch?

B) To carry out and enforce the laws

Who leads the Executive Branch?

C) The President of the United States

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is the best example of a thought-provoking hook?

A. “This essay is about health.”

B. “Have you ever wondered how to stay healthy and feel better every day?”

C. “My topic is about exercising.”

D. “I want to be fit.”

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A hook should:

A. Only state facts

B. Be a question or statement that grabs attention ✅

C. Only be about yourself

D. Be a conclusion

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which sentence correctly lists 3 topics in one sentence?

A. "I will write about food, sports, and."

B. "Exercise, nutrition, and hydration help you stay healthy."

C. "I like food, I like sports, I like sleep."

D. "Health is important."

What is a good wrap-up sentence for an introduction?

A. “So let’s learn.”

B. “Keep reading to discover how to live a healthy life.

C. “This is my topic.”

D. “I’m done now.”

What should an introduction paragraph NOT include?

A. The writer’s opinion

B. The hook

C. A summary of the conclusion

D. Three topics

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How many sentences should be in the introduction?

A. 1

B. 2

C. At least 3

D. 5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the purpose of a transition word at the beginning of a paragraph?

A. To end the sentence

B. To start a new idea and show connection

C. To confuse the reader

D. To write a title

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Understanding the U.S. Government & Writing with Ms. Latoria

Which of the following is the best example of a thought-provoking hook?

A hook should:

Which sentence correctly lists 3 topics in one sentence?

What is a good wrap-up sentence for an introduction?

What should an introduction paragraph NOT include?

How many sentences should be in the introduction?

What is the purpose of a transition word at the beginning of a paragraph?

Which is a correct topic sentence for a body paragraph?

What is one example of a transition word?

What is a detail that supports a topic sentence?

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