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 Paragraph Writing 28 Flashcards |
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What is a paragraph? |
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A paragraph is a group of sentences that talk about one main idea. |
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The first sentence of a paragraph is called the ___ sentence. |
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Topic |
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True or False: The supporting sentences give less information about the topic sentence. |
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False - they give more information or details about the topic sentence. |
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What is the last sentence of a paragraph called? |
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The concluding sentence. |
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How many parts does a paragraph have? |
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Three – beginning (topic), middle (details), and end (conclusion). |
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Should all sentences in a paragraph talk about different things? |
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No – they should all be related to the same main idea. |
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What is the purpose of paragraph writing? |
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To express one clear idea with supporting details. |
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True or False: Connectors like 'because' and 'but' should not be used in paragraphs. |
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False - they help sentences flow smoothly. |
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Can a paragraph have questions or exclamations? |
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Yes – to make it more lively and interesting. |
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Should you plan before writing a paragraph? |
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Yes – planning helps you organize your thoughts. |
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Give one example of a paragraph topic. |
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“My Favourite Hobby” or “A Rainy Day.” |
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What kind of language should we use in a paragraph? |
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Clear, simple, and complete sentences. |
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What should you check after writing a paragraph? |
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Spelling, punctuation, and if all sentences relate to the topic. |
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What makes a paragraph good? |
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A clear topic, connected ideas, and a strong closing sentence. |
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