True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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B.11
You don’t need a topic sentence when you compare and
contrast.
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2.
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B.11
The topic sentence is where you give the main idea of the
paragraph.
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3.
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B.11
The paragraph where you give details and write about how the two
things are similar is called the paragraph of comparison.
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4.
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B.11
Connectings words are words that help to connect one idea to the
next.
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5.
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B.11
The paragraph of contrast is where the author sums it all
up.
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6.
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C.11
In the conclusion, the author sums it all up and brings the writing to
a close.
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7.
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C.11
In the paragraph of contrast, the author states how the two
things are different.
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8.
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C.11
It is ok to put reasons that the two things are alike, and reasons
that the two things are different in the same paragraph.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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9.
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B.11
Choose the word that is not an order clue.
a. | now | c. | third | b. | when | d. | finally | | | | |
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10.
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B.11
Choose the word that is not an order clue.
a. | shelf | d. | Both A and B | b. | right | e. | All of the
above | c. | second | | | | |
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