True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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B.12
You should have one full paragraph for each reason.
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2.
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B.12
When writing an opinion paper, you don’t need to
include topic sentences for each paragraph.
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3.
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B.12
You should skip lines in your draft so that you can
add more as you think of it.
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4.
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B.12
When writing your opinion paper, you shouldn’t
tell your audience how you really feel.
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5.
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B.12
You don’t need to worry about having a strong
beginning and a strong ending because this is only your opinion.
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B.12
You should use connecting words to link your paragraphs.
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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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B.12
When proofreading your opinion paper, check and make sure you:
a. | wrote in complete sentences | d. | A and B only | b. | used lots of
quotation marks | e. | A and C
only | c. | began each
sentence with a capital letter | | | | |
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B.12
Choose the synonym for the word below:
liked
a. | hated | c. | enjoyed | b. | it’s ok
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B.12
Choose the synonym for the word below:
draw
a. | sketch | c. | play baseball | b. | paint | | | | |
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C.12
Choose the sentence that gives the most detail.
a. | My dog, Rocks, is a real nut! He will chase anything! One time
he even feel down the stairs! | b. | My dog is funny.
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