Worksheets3104 Essay Writing Comprehension Test
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 17mins
Common options for hooks in essay writing are:
Appositive Phrase, Restrictive Clause, Non-restrictive Clause, Cohesive Devices
Introduction, Topic Sentence, Supporting Details, Thesis Statement
Statistic, Quote, Anecdotal, Question, Statement
The topic of the essay should not appear in the hook because the purpose of the hook is to create suspense and urge the reader want to continue reading.
True
False
Sentence that states the main idea of a writing assignment and helps control the ideas within the paper. It often reflects an opinion or judgement. It appears at the end of the introduction.
Non-restrictive adjective Clause
Appositive Phrase
Thesis Statement
All APA reference list entries contain four main components: author, date, title, and source.
True
False
The structure for the conclusion paragraph in an essay is:
Transition Sentence
Supporting Details
Conclusion Sentence
Hook
Topic Sentence
Facts
Thesis Statement
Topic Sentence
Facts
Conclusion Sentence
Thesis Statement
Rephrased Thesis Statement
Rephrased Argument 1
Rephrased Arguments 2
Rephrased Argument 3
Overall Conclusion Sentence
Identify the essay structure below:
Introduction
body Paragraphs
Conclusion
References
Topic Sentence
Supporting Details
Conclusion Sentence
Hook
Transition Sentence
Facts
Thesis Statement
Identify the correct structure for a body paragraph.
Rephrased Thesis Statement
Supporting Details
Conclusion Sentence
Hook
Transition Sentence
Supporting Details
Thesis Statement
Topic Sentence
Supporting Details
Conclusion Sentence
The arguments chosen to be developed in an essay should appear in the same order you mention them in your thesis statement.
True
False
The supporting details in an essay are equivalent to the arguments.
True
False
Write the structure for an introduction paragraph in an essay
Topic Sentence
Facts
Thesis Statement
Introduction
Facts
Supporting Details
Conclusion
