True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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B.5
Expository writing is when you write to explain and argue.
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2.
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B.5
When writing an essay you do not need to have an introduction.
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3.
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B.5
When doing expository writing you should use facts and examples to support your main
idea(s).
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4.
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B.5 A
cause can lead to many effects.
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B.5
“Eating lunch stops your hunger.”
This is an example of cause and effect.
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6.
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B.5
“Red and blue are both primary colors.”
This is an example of comparing.
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B.5
The use of adjectives will help your writing when you are comparing and contrasting
something.
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B.5
“After peeling the orange you can begin to eat.”
After is the transition in the excerpt.
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B.5
If your details are not organized in your writing you could confuse your reader to the point of no
return.
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10.
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B.5
My Top 5 Favorite Songs:
1. Wild, Wild,
Wisconsin
2. Burning
Love
3. Lazy Lady
4. Smelly Socks
This is an example of expository writing.
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