
Paragraph Structure Review
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Classification Paragraph Structure Review
Week 2 Writing
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Let's review!
Paragraph Structure
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Multiple Choice
The topic sentence is usually the first sentence of a paragraph.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What is a topic sentence?
an important example
the main idea of the paragraph
a statement showing major details
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Multiple Select
What do major supporting details do? (pick 2 answers)
tell the main idea of the paragraph
provide reasons for the main idea
answer questions about the topic sentence
provide specific examples
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Multiple Select
What do minor supporting details do? (pick 2 answers)
summarize the main idea
offer specific explanations
conclude the paragraph
provide examples
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Multiple Select
Which of the following words should be used to transition between sentences in a paragraph? (pick all that are correct)
One reason
In addition
but
In conclusion
and
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Multiple Select
What does a concluding sentence do?
restates the main idea in different words
makes a conclusion about the paragraph
repeats the topic sentence exactly
introduces a new topic to the paragraph
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Classification Paragraphs
Review
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of a classification paragraph?
To divide topics
To divide a topic into categories
To show how topics are related
To agree/disagree with a topic
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Multiple Select
What three things does the topic sentence of a classification paragraph need? (Pick 3 answers)
Subject/topic
Characteristics
Conclusion
Categories
Examples
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Multiple Select
What are synonyms (similar words) for the word category? (Pick 2 answers)
group
classification
type
topic
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Open Ended
Reading the topic sentence. What is the subject, the characteristic and the categories?
Mammals can be divided into three groups based on how they reproduce offspring: placentals, monotremes, and marsupials.
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Multiple Choice
Which topic sentence belongs to a classification paragraph? How do you know?
Many people viewed large cities in negative terms – crowded, dirty, unhealthy places full of disease and crime.
Artifacts, objects made by human beings, can include art, tools or clothing from a historical place and time.
Modern technology can help scientists and detectives understand and solve mysteries.
As public awareness grows of the negative effects of mass tourism, more travel companies are providing options that enhance – rather than harm – local cultures and environments.
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Topic Sentence: For talking about the whole group that you are going to split up, use phrases like...
All ___ can be categorized into # of groups/categories/types
These ___ can be divided into # of groups/categories/types
This group of ___ can be categorized into the following groups/categories/types: ___, ___, and ___
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Supporting Sentences: For talking about 1 specific category or type...
The first/second/third category/group/type is…
The largest, next largest, next smallest, and the smallest group is …
One group of ___ is....
Another/the other group of ___ is …
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