Exam 2: Prewriting to Generate Ideas
Exam 1: Exploring the Writing Proccess33 Questions
Exam 2: Prewriting to Generate Ideas56 Questions
Exam 3: The Proccess of Writing Paragraphs65 Questions
Exam 4: Achieving Coherence47 Questions
Exam 5: Illustration51 Questions
Exam 6: Narration46 Questions
Exam 7: Description49 Questions
Exam 8: Process30 Questions
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Exam 10: Comparison and Contrast36 Questions
Exam 11: Classification31 Questions
Exam 12: Cause and Effect30 Questions
Exam 13: Persuasion24 Questions
Exam 14: The Proccess of Writing an Essay16 Questions
Exam 15: The Introduction, the Conclusion, and the Title20 Questions
Exam 16: Types of Essays Part 113 Questions
Exam 17: Types of Essays Part 214 Questions
Exam 18: Summarizing Quoting and Avoiding Plagiarism30 Questions
Exam 19: Strengthening an Essay With Research41 Questions
Exam 20: Writing Under Pressure, the Essay Examination30 Questions
Exam 21: Revising for Consistency and Parallelism26 Questions
Exam 22: Revising for Sentence Variety27 Questions
Exam 23: Revising for Language Awareness28 Questions
Exam 24: Putting Your Revision Skills to Work28 Questions
Exam 25: Proofreading to Correct Your Personal Error Patterns23 Questions
Exam 26: The Simple Sentence30 Questions
Exam 27: Coordination and Subordination31 Questions
Exam 28: Avoiding Sentence Errors41 Questions
Exam 29: Present Tense Agreement36 Questions
Exam 30: Past Tense32 Questions
Exam 31: The Past Participle32 Questions
Exam 32: Nouns31 Questions
Exam 33: Pronouns35 Questions
Exam 34: Prepositions36 Questions
Exam 35: Adjectives and Adverbs31 Questions
Exam 36: The Apostrophe32 Questions
Exam 37: The Comma30 Questions
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Exam 39: Putting Your Proofreading Skills to Work31 Questions
Exam 40: Spelling50 Questions
Exam 41: Look Alikes Sound Alikes35 Questions
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For the following questions, select the letter of the answer that correctly identifies each type of prewriting.
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For the following questions, select the letter of the answer that correctly identifies each type of prewriting. Aug. 21. Classes started today, and I'm taking four difficult ones. I'm not worried about my English class because I like the instructor. Math is always hard for me, though, so my algebra class is sure to be a lot of work. I'll have to put in a lot of study time. My weight training P.E. class will be great, help me get into better shape. I've also got an Introduction to Computers class. I'm looking forward to that one because I enjoy learning more about computers.
Aug) 23. Today, I heard on the news that many young people are getting in over their heads when it comes to credit-card debt. Some of them charge thousands of dollars and then can't pay it off. Credit-card companies aren't going to stop giving cards to teenagers and college students, so maybe high schools and colleges should offer financial management courses to help young people learn how to stick to a budget and avoid getting into debt.
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For the following questions, select the letter of the answer that correctly identifies each type of prewriting. My Best Friend
My best friend Robin. We met junior year, Sherman High School. A very caring person, has many friends because she's sympathetic to other people's problems. A really good listener. She's smart makes good grades. Got a scholarship. Nursing student, I know she'll be a good one ⎯ nurses have to be good at helping people, and Robin is great at that. Cares about animals, would be a good veterinarian if she doesn't become a nurse.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: In order to be a good cook, you have to be prepared in the kitchen.
I found these plates at Macy's.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: In order to be a good cook, you have to be prepared in the kitchen.
Have clean sponges and cleansers by the sink.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: Modern fireworks have their origins in tenth-century Chinese pyrotechnics.
Fireworks are illegal in many states.
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Each group of sentences below could be organized into and written as a paragraph. In each group, select the letter of the topic sentence. Which sentence is the topic sentence?
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For the following questions, select the letter of the answer that correctly identifies each type of prewriting.
Living in a big city
Traffic jams
Crowds, waiting in line
Art galleries, museums, concerts, theaters, performances
Restaurants and food carts
Sounds of horns, sirens, police whistles
Park ⎯ people sitting on grass, throwing a Frisbee, eating lunch
Skyscrapers
Subway
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: Modern fireworks have their origins in tenth-century Chinese pyrotechnics.
Be careful if you're setting off fireworks.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: Gilberto learned how to play the trumpet, but it took a long time.
When he played, the mouthpiece hurt his lips.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: Gilberto learned how to play the trumpet, but it took a long time.
Gilberto wanted to watch TV more than practice.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: Gilberto learned how to play the trumpet, but it took a long time.
The trumpet has three valves.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: Gilberto learned how to play the trumpet, but it took a long time.
In time, Gilberto's tongue and lip muscles became strong.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: Modern fireworks have their origins in tenth-century Chinese pyrotechnics.
The earliest forms of fireworks were Roman candles and fiery pinwheels.
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For the following questions, select the letter of the answer that correctly identifies each type of prewriting. Physical Fitness
Who?
Kids, adults, teenagers, senior citizens
What?
Working out at home or at a gym, jogging, running, walking, taking classes, personal trainer, buy videos
Where?
Home, gym, outdoors ⎯ running, team sports
When?
After work, on weekends, during school (P.E. classes), at work during breaks and lunch hour
Why?
Health, stress relief, mental sharpness, improve appearance
How?
Commitment, get an exercise buddy, join a gym
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Select the letter of the correct answer. Which prewriting technique involves jotting down a list of words and phrases?
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: In order to be a good cook, you have to be prepared in the kitchen.
Arrange space to have enough counter space for cutting.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: Gilberto learned how to play the trumpet, but it took a long time.
His mother complained when he didn't practice.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: Modern fireworks have their origins in tenth-century Chinese pyrotechnics.
Fireworks are too loud.
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The topic sentence below is followed by a brainstormed list of possible ideas for a paragraph. Decide which ideas support the topic sentence and should be kept and which ideas should be dropped. Select "keep" or "drop" for each idea. Topic sentence: Gilberto learned how to play the trumpet, but it took a long time.
Wynton Marsalis is one of the finest trumpet players alive today.
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