True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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A book report tells about a book that you have read and it gives your
opinion on the book.
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2.
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When writing your persuasive paper you do not need to
state your opinion in a clear and logical way.
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Facts and examples will help to support your
opinion.
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4.
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“The purpose of this paper is discuss the reasons
not allow dogs on school grounds.”
The purpose of this author’s proposal is to persuade her audience
to not allow dogs on school grounds.
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5.
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The way you present your argument is not very important.
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6.
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A speech is a good way to present your argument.
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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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The title tells:
a. | the age of the
book | c. | how many
pictures are in the book | b. | the name of the book | | | | |
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The author is:
a. | the person who
wrote the book | c. | the person who
drew the pictures in the book | b. | the person who read the book | | | | |
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When you tell about the book, you are
telling:
a. | every detail of
the book | c. | about the main
characters and events of the book | b. | only the ending of the book | | | | |
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Your opinion tells:
a. | what you thought
of the book | c. | how long it took
to read the book | b. | what the author thought of the book | | | | |
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