Quiz: How To Write A Paragraph?
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A paragraph is a unit of writings in larger volumes than a sentence. A paragraph consists of multiple sentences bundled together so they can form a body of information or knowledge. But it takes more than just sentences to write a good quality paragraph. Do you have the knowledge it takes to write an A+ paragraph? This quiz will help.
- 1.A paragraph should cover how many topics?
- A.
Two to three.
- B.
Five or six.
- C.
One.
- 2.What is smooth and logical flow of sentences in a paragraph, called?
- A.
Paragraph Coherence.
- B.
Paragraph Incoherence.
- C.
Paragraph Unity.
- 3.
- A.
Blue is my favorite color.
- B.
War can lead to many deaths.
- C.
The Patriot Act was a wise executive decision.
- 4.Transitions are used:
- A.
Between subjects and verbs.
- B.
Between two sentences or paragraphs.
- C.
As little as possible.
- 5.Which paragraph tells a story?
- A.
Descriptive paragraph.
- B.
Narrative paragraph.
- C.
Expository paragraph.
- D.
Persuasive paragraph.
- 6.How the topic sentence of a paragraph should be?
- A.
Be as broad and general as possible.
- B.
Always be about science.
- C.
Be something the writer is interested in.
- D.
It should be broad enough to explicate the topic/matter.
- 7.How many sentences should be there to form a paragraph?
- A.
Two sentences are enough for being called a paragraph.
- B.
At least three sentences must be there.
- C.
At least five sentences are required for a paragraph.
- D.
It doesn't really matter how many sentences are there.
- 8.Which is an example of cause-and-effect sentence?
- A.
Sam played video games and the Internet slowed down.
- B.
Sam used to play video games for hours, that's why his eye sight has gotten weaker.
- C.
Sam bought new gaming console after Max did.
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