Expository Quiz
This quiz will cover the language arts skills that our class has covered during our Expository study. This quiz will cover questions on the expository mode, verbs, and commas.
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I want you to think about when you are writing an expository paper. Which of the following choices has all of the elements that would be found in your introductory paragraph?
- A.
Grabber lead, topic sentence, 3 subtopics
- B.
Grabber lead, topic sentence, 3 reasons
- C.
Grabber Lead, describe the topic, 3 examples
Correct Answer
B. Grabber lead, topic sentence, 3 reasonsExplanation
The correct answer is "Grabber lead, topic sentence, 3 reasons." In an introductory paragraph for an expository paper, a grabber lead is used to capture the reader's attention and make them interested in the topic. The topic sentence states the main idea of the paragraph. In this case, the paragraph will discuss 3 reasons related to the topic. This structure provides a clear introduction to the main points that will be discussed in the paper.Rate this question:
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- 2.
I want you to think about when you are writing an expository paper. Which of the following choices has all of the elements that would be found in your body paragraphs?
- A.
State the sense, describe the sense
- B.
State your subtopic, explain and support the subtopic
- C.
State your reason, explain and support your reason
Correct Answer
C. State your reason, explain and support your reasonExplanation
The correct answer is "State your reason, explain and support your reason." In an expository paper, body paragraphs typically follow a specific structure. First, you state your reason, which is the main point or argument you are making in that paragraph. Then, you explain and provide further details or evidence to support your reason. This structure helps to ensure that your ideas are clear and well-supported, making your paper more persuasive and informative.Rate this question:
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- 3.
I want you to think about when you are writing an expository paper. Which of the following choices has all of the elements that would be found in your concluding paragraph?
- A.
Restate the senses, closing sentence, takeaway ending
- B.
Restate the subtopic, closing sentence, takeaway ending
- C.
Restate the reasons, closing sentence, takeaway ending
Correct Answer
C. Restate the reasons, closing sentence, takeaway endingExplanation
The correct answer is "Restate the reasons, closing sentence, takeaway ending." In an expository paper, the concluding paragraph should summarize the main reasons or arguments presented in the body of the paper. By restating the reasons, the writer reinforces the key points made throughout the paper. The closing sentence provides a sense of closure to the reader and signals the end of the paper. The takeaway ending allows the writer to leave the reader with a final thought or reflection on the topic discussed.Rate this question:
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- 4.
When writing your body paragraphs we have talked about putting a comma after the transitional phrase that you use. Which sentence has the comma in the correct space?
- A.
First go to the store,
- B.
Then go for milk at the dairy.
- C.
Next run, through the pizza store.
- D.
Finally, you need to walk home.
Correct Answer
D. Finally, you need to walk home.Explanation
The sentence "Finally, you need to walk home" has the comma in the correct space. The transitional phrase "Finally" is followed by a comma, indicating a pause before the main clause "you need to walk home." This comma helps to separate the introductory word from the rest of the sentence and improves clarity and readability.Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank with the strongest verb.I ___ to school, when I realized I was late.
- A.
Went
- B.
Am on my way
- C.
Ran
- D.
Trotted
Correct Answer(s)
C. Ran
D. TrottedExplanation
The correct answer for this question is "ran, trotted". Both "ran" and "trotted" are strong verbs that indicate quick and fast movement. In the given context, the speaker realizes they are late for school and needs to hurry, so using strong verbs like "ran" or "trotted" accurately conveys the urgency and speed of their movement.Rate this question:
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