True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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B.12
It is not important that you express your reasons for having an
opinion about a particular topic.
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2.
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B.12
To help you think of reasons for your opinion, imagine
someone is asking you Why about your opinion.
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3.
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B.12
It is important that your reasons be clear and
exact.
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4.
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B.12
To begin your paper, you might want to say something
interesting.
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5.
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B.12
You don’t need to have any reasons for your
opinion.
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6.
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B.12
You should have strong reasons for your
opinion.
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7.
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B.12
In the concluding paragraph of your paper, you should
sum up all of your reasons for your opinion.
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8.
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C.12
You will not be using the pronouns you and
I in an opinion paper.
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9.
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C.12
You need to consider who will be reading your paper
before you begin to write.
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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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10.
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C.12
Decide whether the reason stated is a strong reason or a weak reason.
Opinion: Cats make the best pets.
Reason: They don’t chew shoes.
a. | Strong
Reason | b. | Weak
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