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Expository Essay Alphabet Quiz

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Guess expository essay terms for each letter of the alphabet!

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Expository Essay Alphabet QuizOnline version

Guess expository essay terms for each letter of the alphabet!

by Regie Lyn De Guzman
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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
Y
Z

Starts with A

The intended readers or listeners of an expository essay.

Starts with B

Sections of an expository essay that present the main ideas and support.

Starts with C

The final part of an expository essay that summarizes the main points.

Starts with D

An expository essay that explains the meaning of a term or concept.

Starts with E

Facts, examples, or details used to support the main ideas in an expository essay.

Starts with F

An expository essay that presents factual information on a topic.

Starts with G

A broad statement that summarizes the main idea of an expository essay.

Starts with H

The opening sentence or sentences of an expository essay that grab the reader's attention.

Starts with I

The beginning part of an expository essay that introduces the topic and main ideas.

Starts with J

The reasoning or explanation provided to support the main points in an expository essay.

Starts with K

The main ideas or arguments presented in an expository essay.

Starts with L

The sequence in which ideas are presented in an expository essay to make it clear and easy to follow.

Starts with M

The central point or thesis statement of an expository essay.

Starts with N

An expository essay that tells a story or recounts events.

Starts with O

A plan or framework that organizes the structure and content of an expository essay.

Starts with P

The reason for writing an expository essay, such as to inform, explain, or persuade.

Starts with Q

A direct statement from a source used as evidence in an expository essay.

Starts with R

An expository essay that presents findings from research on a specific topic.

Starts with S

Specific information that backs up the main ideas in an expository essay.

Starts with T

The main idea or argument of an expository essay, usually presented in the introduction.

Starts with U

The coherence and connection among the ideas presented in an expository essay.

Starts with V

The style, tone, and personality of the writer that comes through in an expository essay.

Starts with W

The steps involved in planning, drafting, revising, and editing an expository essay.

Starts with Y

A section in some expository essays where the writer can express personal views or thoughts.

Starts with Z

The enthusiasm and passion that can be conveyed through the writing of an expository essay.

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