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WorksheetsRWS L1-6
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 32mins
Collection of information
Text
Discourse
Persuasion
Evidence
Communication. Speech or writing
Discourse
Text
Spelling
Communication
Provides a format for organizing idea
Outline
Organization
Graphic organizer
Ensures that the text flows smoothly
Coherence
Cohesion
Transitional words
Logical flow and connection in a text
Cohesion
Coherence
Transitional words
organization
Thesis statement: Topic - ?
(a)
It informs the topic.
It is the beginning of the paragraph.
(a)
It informs the readers about the specific purpose or main argument of the paper
(a)
Focuses on the topic by providing direction to the composition.
Focus Point
Controlling Idea
Thesis Statement
Organization
It summarizes its thesis and argument.
Basically, it is the conclusion.
Summary
Clincher
Concluding Statement
Restatement
It condenses the thought of the paragraph in one sentence.
(a)
it states the main idea in different words
(a)
recommendation or predicts the future based on the topic
(a)
It is the part of the paragraph where it explains and develops the main idea.
clincher
middle
body
main topic
It focuses on surface errors such as spelling and grammar and punctuation. The last part of writing a text.
(a)
correctly assembling words from their letters
punctuation
spelling
proofreading
trial and error
feature of writing that gives meaning to the written words such like pauses and changes in tone of the voice when speaking.
proofreading
punctuation
spelling
tone
it marks the terminal punctuation
question mark
exclamation point
comma
semi-colon
it ias used between two independent clauses.
colon
comma
semi-colon
period
it is used to list items
period
comma
semi-colon
colon
She (goes/go) to school every weekdays
(a)
The dog (drink/drinks) its water everyday.
(a)
Which statement is correct?
A. Singular Subject - Singular Verb
B. Plural Subject - Singular Verb
(a)
Informal way of generating topics to write about.
Outlining
Brainstorming
Graphic Organizer
What is outlining?
informal way of generating topic to write about.
organizing of thoughts by allowing you to see the order of ideas of the flow of your ideas thoughts
helps categorize and put in order ideas or concept
Organizing thoughts by allowing you to see the order of ideas or the flow of your thoughts
Outlining
Topic outline
Sentence Outline
All headings are expressed in complete sentences
Sentence
Outline
Sentence outline
Topic outline
Telling a series of related events elements of a narrative paragraphs
Narration
Setting
Story
Sequence of events
(a)
Present facts, images, and impressions of people, things, and events. And focuses on the details
Description
Narrative
Narration
Outlining
Subjective description
Shares a writer's personal feelings, impressions, and attitudes
Presents an accurate record of factual details that others can see or verify
The kitchen table is seventy-two inches long and thirty inches wide.
Objective description
Subjective description
description
A statement of the meaning of a word or word group or a sign or symbol
Definition
Description
meaning
Which is not a single-sentence definition
Parenthetical
Synonym
Class
Negation
Place the word to be defined in a group to which it belongs
(a)
Negation is a word by saying what it is not, then saying what it is
True
False
Which is not a definitions in technical writing
Parenthetical
Sentence
Negation
Extended
A kind of definition in technical writing that may be difficult to comprehend, and provides additional sentence about one more
Extended
Parenthetical
Sentence
The sentence is an informal explanation than parenthetical definitions
False
True
A single-sentence definition that uses other words or phrases which have the same meaning
(a)
Uses specific, vivid examples to add more information to explain, persuade, define, or illustrate the general idea
Exemplification
Definition
Description
Exemplification does not provide solid support and substantial evidence to prove the writer's main statement
True
False
Single-extended example
Does not provide details that illustrate something more general
Can be a narrative, a story that illustrates the topic sentence
Simpler concepts
Can be shorter
Suited for more straightforward concepts due to the length of each example being shortened than that
(a)
Discusses elements that are similar
Comparison
Contrast
Definition
Twi methods of organizing and supporting sentences in compare-contrast-paragraphs
(a)
1: Comparing the two subjects
2: Then, focus on the first subject and provide all aspects of contrast about it
3: Next, 2nd subject and provide all the aspects of contrast about it
4: Concluding sentence
Block method
Point-by-Point method
In a point-by-point method, we start by explaining one subject
True
False
