WorksheetsChapter 7: Introductions
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which one is NOT a purpose of an introduction?
to show what the essay is about
to show the structure of the essay
to show specific examples
to show your position
What are the features of an effective introduction? (in sequence)
general background > specific focus > structure > thesis
general background > thesis > specific focus > structure
specific focus > structure > thesis > general background
specific focus > thesis > general background > structure
What does "thesis" here mean?
to provide general information
to describe the structure
to give specific examples
to mention the writer's position
What are the strategies to write a thesis statement?
(Tick all the correct answers)
State a position
Refer to a key idea or a factor
Provide general information
Present a purpose of writing
Provide examples
What type of LOGICAL FALLACIES does this represent:
"All eighteen-year-olds have the right to vote because it's legal for them to vote."
Red Herring
False Dichotomy
Circular logic
none of the above
I did very well in the quiz (a) I had paid my full attention in class before.
Neither Millie (a) I have a clue about this.
Introductions give the readers the first impression of you as a writer; _____, it is important to make a good impression.
so
therefore
because
however
Which of these phrases is correct?
the dog chewed its bone
the dog chewed it's bone
the dog chewed its' bone
the dog chewed its's bone
