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Genre Writing Review

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Your essay should always begin with a hook, which should...

a)

transition to a new topic.

b)

summarize the evidence.

c)

grab the reader's attention.

d)

conclude your essay.

2.

The introduction of your informative essay should include the following: (select all that apply)

a)

Topic sentence

b)

Evidence

c)

Hook

d)

Main Ideas

3.

Each body paragraph must have ​ (a)   from the texts, or sources.

Choose from the below words
evidence
conclusions
topics
opinions
4.

What are two synonyms for informative writing?

a)

expository

b)

opinion

c)

narrative

d)

explanatory

e)

expanding

5.

Begin each body paragraph with a ​ (a)   or a word or phrase that links different ideas.


Choose from the below words
transition
topic
citation 
dialogue
6.

Which of the following transition words would be appropriate to use in narrative writing? (Select all that apply)


a)

Additionally,

b)

The next morning,

c)

Later that day,

d)

For instance,

e)

In conclusion,

7.

I must use clear, relevant​ (a)   to support my opinion.

Choose from the below words
reasons
opinions
transitions
tips
8.

Put the three parts of an opinion introduction in order.


a)

reasons

b)

hook

c)

opinion statement

1)
2)
3)
9.

Which of the following transition words would be appropriate to use in opinion writing? (Select all that apply)

a)

In my opinion,

b)

Clearly,

c)

The next morning,

d)

For example,

e)

All of a sudden,

10.

What is dialogue?

a)

When the author describes the setting.

b)

The exact words a character says.

c)

Anything in quotation marks.

d)

The same thing as a hook.

11.

What is an opinion?

a)

Something that can be proven.

b)

The way you think or feel about a topic.

c)

Information given to you by the author.

12.

What should be introduced in the beginning of a narrative? (Select all that apply)

a)

Solution/Resolution

b)

Problem/Situation

c)

Characters

d)

Theme

e)

Setting