True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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The reason why something happened is called cause.
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2.
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Smoke is the effect of a fire.
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3.
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difference is when two separate things have common traits.
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4.
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When you analyze the differences between items you are contrasting.
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5.
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When writing to explain something, your facts need to be in order to ensure the clarity of your
paper.
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6.
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The use details, examples, facts, and reasons to support your main idea(s) weaken your writing to the
point of uselessness.
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7.
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Writing to inform your reader about something is expository writing.
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8.
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Drafting a speech with the goal of getting someone to join your side of the argument expository
writing.
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9.
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Writing to persuade your reader is expository writing.
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10.
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The result of an action or event is called effect.
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