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- Q1What is the first component of an introductory paragraph?HookThesis statementBody paragraphConclusion30s
- Q2What is the purpose of a concluding sentence in an introductory paragraph?To provide a transition to the next paragraphTo introduce a new ideaTo restate the thesis statementTo identify the main idea of the paragraph30s
- Q3What is the purpose of providing background information in an introductory paragraph?To give context or establish the topicTo repeat the thesis statementTo confuse the readerTo make the essay longer30s
- Q4Which of the following is NOT a common type of hook used in introductory paragraphs?QuestionQuotationThesis statementAnecdote30s
- Q5What is the purpose of an attention-grabbing hook in an introductory paragraph?To engage the reader and draw them into the essayTo provide evidence or examplesTo summarize the main points of the essayTo conclude the essay30s
- Q6Why is it important to have a clear thesis statement in an introductory paragraph?To repeat the topic sentenceTo guide the reader on what to expect in the essayTo confuse the reader with multiple ideasTo provide a summary of the body paragraphs30s
- Q7Which of the following is a characteristic of a strong thesis statement in an informational text?It discusses multiple unrelated topicsIt clearly states the main idea of the textIt is vague and unclearIt includes personal opinions30s
- Q8Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a strong thesis statement in an informational text?It is specific and focusedIt clearly states the main idea of the textIt is supported by evidenceIt includes personal opinions30s
- Q9What is the role of a thesis statement in an informational text?To provide a conclusion for the textTo introduce unrelated topicsTo guide the reader on the main focus of the textTo include personal experiences30s
- Q10What is a key characteristic of a strong thesis statement in an informational text?It presents multiple conflicting ideasIt repeats information from the textIt is specific and focusedIt includes irrelevant details30s
- Q11Which of the following is an essential component of a thesis statement in an informational text?It includes personal preferences of the authorIt sets the stage for the content that will followIt introduces unrelated topicsIt provides a detailed conclusion for the text30s
- Q12Which text structure presents events in the order in which they happened, including a beginning, middle, and end?DescriptionCompare and ContrastCause and EffectChronological30s
- Q13Which text structure explains how things are similar and different?Cause and EffectProblem and SolutionChronologicalCompare and Contrast30s
- Q14Which text structure shows how one event leads to another?Cause and EffectChronologicalDescriptionProblem and Solution30s
- Q15Which text structure provides details about how something looks, feels, tastes, or sounds?DescriptionCompare and ContrastChronologicalCause and Effect30s