Question 1

What is the main purpose of a problem-solution paragraph?

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To identify a problem and propose ways to solve it

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To describe a character and develop their personality

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To entertain and inform the reader or broad audiences

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To summarize a story

Question 2

Which of the following is a key component of a problem-solution paragraph?

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A proposed solution

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A historical background

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A list of unrelated facts

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A character analysis

Question 3

What should you include when describing a problem in a problem-solution paragraph?

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Details about the impact of the problem

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A list of people involved in the issue being discussed

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A personal opinion that is unrelated

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A summary of the topics that can be elaborated

Question 4

How can you effectively conclude a problem-solution paragraph?

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By summarizing the solutions and their benefits

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By providing a personal anecdote

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By introducing a new problem that can be solved

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By stating several facts about the subject of the paragraph

Question 5

What is a good way to transition between describing a problem and presenting a solution?

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Using phrases like 'One way to address this is...'

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Starting with 'In conclusion...' or "For these reasons...'

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Listing random facts

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Asking a question about a different topic

Question 6

What is an important aspect to consider when proposing solutions in a problem-solution paragraph?

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The feasibility of the solutions

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The use of complex vocabulary

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The length of the paragraph

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The author's personal likes

Question 7

Why is it important to provide examples when discussing solutions in a problem-solution paragraph?

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Examples help clarify how the solutions work

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Examples distract from the main point

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Examples are not necessary

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Examples make paragraphs more detailed and comprehensive

Question 8

What is the first step in writing a problem-solution paragraph?

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Identifying the problem clearly

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Adding personal stories

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Listing multiple unrelated solutions

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Writing a conclusion

Question 9

What should you avoid when writing a problem-solution paragraph?

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Vagueness in describing the problem

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Including possible outcomes based on statistics

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Using specific examples and illustrations

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Stating clear and feasible solutions

Question 10

What should you do after presenting solutions in a problem-solution paragraph?

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Explain the potential outcomes of those solutions

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Shift to a different subject entirely

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Introduce a new unrelated problem

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End the paragraph abruptly

Question 11

What is the main idea of a paragraph?

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The main point or message

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Facts and figures used to support an argument

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A list of events in chronological order

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A detailed description of a character

Question 12

Which of the following is a supporting detail?

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A statistic that illustrates a point

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The author's name

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A question posed at the beginning

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The title of the article

Question 13

What role do supporting details play in a text?

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They back up the main idea with evidence and examples

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They summarize the entire text in one sentence

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They introduce new topics unrelated to the main idea

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They are only found in the conclusion of the text

Question 14

How can you identify the main idea in a paragraph?

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Look for the topic sentence that summarizes the paragraph

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Identify the longest sentence

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Look for words that are bolded or italicized

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Count the number of sentences

Question 15

Why are supporting details important in writing?

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They provide evidence that makes the main idea more convincing

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They create confusion in the reader's mind

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They decorate the text with unnecessary information

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They eliminate the need for a main idea

Question 16

Which sentence best describes the relationship between a main idea and supporting details?

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Supporting details explain and elaborate on the main idea

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Supporting details are more important than the main idea

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Main ideas are always longer than supporting details

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Main ideas can exist without supporting details

Question 17

Which of the following best illustrates a supporting detail?

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A quote from an expert that relates to the topic

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The title of the book

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The main idea of the paragraph

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A list of similar topics

Question 18

What is a common way to state the main idea in a paragraph?

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As a clear and concise topic sentence

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As a definition of complex terms

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As a list of unrelated facts

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As a series of questions

Question 19

How do you differentiate between main ideas and supporting details when reading?

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Main ideas state the primary point, while supporting details elaborate on it

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Supporting details can stand alone as complete thoughts

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Main ideas are always at the end of a paragraph while supporting ideas are at the beginning

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Supporting details always summarize the text

Question 20

Which of the following would NOT be considered a supporting detail?

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The overall theme of the story

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A quote that illustrates the point

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An example from real life

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A statistic relevant to the topic

Question 21

Which of the following is an example of a claim of policy?

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Schools should require students to wear uniforms.

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All students are wearing uniforms.

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Wearing uniforms is unpopular.

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Uniforms are expensive.

Question 22

Which statement represents a claim of value?

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Reading books is more beneficial than watching TV.

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TV shows can be entertaining.

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Reading is a popular activity among teenagers and full grown adults.

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Many people read books.

Question 23

What is an example of a claim of fact?

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The Earth revolves around the Sun.

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The Sun is the biggest star.

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The Earth is the center of the universe.

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Planets are made of rock.

Question 24

Which of the following is a claim of policy?

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The government should provide free internet access for all citizens.

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Access to the internet is important.

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Many people use the internet daily.

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Free internet is available in some libraries.

Question 25

Which statement is an example of a claim of value?

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Honesty is more important than popularity.

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Many people value honesty.

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Popularity can change over time.

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Honesty is often celebrated.

Question 26

Which of the following is an example of a claim of fact?

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The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean on Earth.

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Oceans are important for the environment.

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The ocean is a popular vacation destination.

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Many people enjoy swimming in the ocean.

Question 27

Which statement represents a claim of policy?

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The city should build more parks to promote outdoor activity.

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Outdoor activity is beneficial for health.

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Parks are enjoyed by families.

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Many cities have parks.

Question 28

What should you focus on during the prewriting stage?

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Generating ideas and organizing thoughts

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Sharing the work with others

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Correcting grammar and spelling

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Writing the final draft

Question 29

Which of the following is NOT a part of the writing process?

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Memorizing

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Editing

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Drafting

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Revising

Question 30

Which stage involves writing the first version of your piece?

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Drafting

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Editing

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Revising

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Prewriting

Question 31

What is the final step in the writing process?

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Publishing

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Drafting

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Prewriting

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Editing

Question 32

What is the main purpose of the editing stage in writing?

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To correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling errors

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To organize the structure of the piece

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To share the final version with others

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To add new ideas and content

Question 33

What is the purpose of a topic sentence in a paragraph?

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To state the main idea

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To provide a conclusion

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To describe a character

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To include a quote

Question 34

Which of the following is a characteristic of a well-structured paragraph?

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It contains supporting details that relate to the main idea

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It includes multiple main ideas

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It uses complex vocabulary in every sentence&#44; which makes it formal.

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It is exactly five sentences long

Question 35

What is an important element to include at the end of a paragraph?

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A concluding sentence that summarizes the main idea

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A new main idea

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A long quotation

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An unrelated fact

Question 36

Which best describes the function of supporting details in a paragraph?

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To elaborate on and clarify the main idea

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To summarize the entire text

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To create confusion

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To introduce a new topic

Question 37

Why is it important to have a clear focus in a paragraph?

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To ensure that all sentences support the main idea

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To include as many topics as possible to make it informative

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To make the paragraph longer

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To confuse the reader

Question 38

Which part of a formal letter contains the address of the person you are writing to?

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Inside address

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Heading

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Body

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Salutation

Question 39

What is typically included in the body of a formal letter?

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Purpose statement and explanation

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Only the sender's address

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Just the greeting

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A personal story

Question 40

What is the purpose of the salutation in a formal letter?

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To greet the recipient

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To close the letter

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To provide the sender's name

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To state the letter's purpose

Question 41

What is the complimentary close in a formal letter?

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A polite way to end the letter

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The recipient's address

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The main message of the letter

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The date of writing

Question 42

Which component of a formal letter includes the writer's name and signature?

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Signature

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Complimentary close

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Body

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Salutation

Question 43

What should be included in the heading of a formal letter?

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Date and sender's address

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Recipient's name and title

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Body of the letter

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Complimentary close

Question 44

What is the function of the purpose statement in the body of a formal letter?

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To clearly state the reason for writing

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To provide the recipient's address

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To close the letter politely and sincerely

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To tell a personal story  about recent events

Question 45

Which part of a formal letter comes immediately after the salutation?

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Body

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Complimentary close

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Inside address

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Heading

Question 46

What is typically found in the inside address of a formal letter?

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Recipient's name and address

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The body of the letter

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The sender's signature

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The date of writing

Question 47

Which of the following should you include in a problem-solution paragraph of a letter of request?

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A clear explanation of the problem

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A list of unrelated facts

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A summary of previous letters

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A personal story about your day

Question 48

What should you do at the end of a problem-solution paragraph in a letter of request?

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Suggest a specific solution to the problem

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Include a personal opinion about the solution

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Repeat the problem again

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Apologize for the inconvenience

Question 49

Why is it important to state the problem clearly in a letter of request?

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To ensure the reader understands the issue

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To make the letter longer

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To confuse the reader

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To follow a writing rule

Question 50

What kind of evidence can you include in your letter of request to strengthen your problem-solution paragraph?

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Statistics or examples related to the problem

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Random facts about other topics

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Quotes from unrelated sources

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Personal opinions without support

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