WorksheetsAcademic Language 4
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the main point or focus of an article
evidence
central idea
quote
transition word
Paraphrase
put what you read or hear into your own words
provide evidence to support the main idea
the author's meaning
the writing task, questions, or statement you will write about.
Transition words
words in a quote
words of a prompt
words providing evidence
connecting words
facts, numbers, quotes, details. reason, or examples that support the main idea.
reasoning
evidence
narrative essay
opinion
The order in which events happen in time
fact
opinion
chronological order
paraphrase
Thinking about something in a logical, sensible, way
assume
assumption
reasoning
quote
quotation
main idea
a personal view, attitude, or appraisal
fact
reasoning
opinion
paraphrase
A statement that can be proved
fact
opinion
paraphrase
quote
quotation
special importance, or prominence given to something
narrative essay
argumentative essay
assume
assumption
emphasis
emphasize
an argument or set of reasons put forward to oppose an idea or theory developed in another argument
argumentative
persuasive essay
emphasis
emphasize
counter argument
evidence
repeating the exact words someone spoke or wrote (you cite the source)
opinion
paraphrase
quote
quotation
assume
assumption
Writing to convince the reader to agree with the author's point of view
opinion
expository essay
narrative essay
argumentative
persuasive essay
Writing that tells a story
Expository essay
Narrative essay
argumentative
persuasive essay
reasoning
Informative writing that is balanced and factual, not biased
expository essay
narrative essay
argumentative
persuasive essay
assume
assumption
to accept something is true without proof
reasoning
opinion
assume
assumption
fact
