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WorksheetsInformative Writing
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the purpose for informative writing?
the author wants to do, buy, or believe something
the author wants to give you information
the author wants to amuse you or for you to enjoy the writing
the author wants to tell you how to do something or how something works
Informative writing has what genre?
Non-Fiction
Fiction
Urban Fiction
Fable
What you must have (blank) in a informative Essay?
Your opinion
Story
Facts and evidence
A chosen side to be on
How many main point(s) do you need at least in a informative essay?
4
1
2
3
What are the three main parts of an essay?
The Hook, introduction, body, conclusion
The Introduction, body, conclusion
The hook, topic sentence, and conclsion
The hook, thesis, body. conclusion
What is a hook?
A hook ends the paragraph off
A hook explains what the paragraph is about
A hook is a statement to grab the reader(s) attention
A hook is thhe main idea of the essay
What is a thesis statement?
The statement that is the main idea of the essay
The statement that grabs the reader attention
The statement that introduces each paragraph
The final statement that ends the essay
What are the paragraphs in the middle of the essay called?
The introduction
Supporting details
The conclusion
The body
Where does your hook belong in the essay?
The introduction
The body paragraphs
The topic sentence
The conclusion
Where should your supporting details go in the essay?
The hook
The body paragraphs
The concusion
The introduction
The body paragraphs are meant to.....
To extend the essay
To set up the hook
To explain the thesis statement
To put in extra info
Where are informative writing(s) found in?
Fictional books
Comics
Newspaper
Magazins
What Should NOT be in a informative writing?
A concusion
Facts
A middle paragraph
Opinion and statements
What is another word for Informative ?
Narrative
Explanatory
Report
Biograph
Why do we need evidence?
To make the paragraph longer
To make a claim
To practice sentence structure
To support, prove, and explain our claim
