Outline Essentials Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Outline Essentials QuizOnline version Outline basics questions. by elmira 1 1. What is an outline? a A) A finished essay b C) A list of grammar rules c B) A plan for an essay 2 2. Why do we use an outline? a C) To check spelling b A) To organize ideas c B) To draw pictures 3 3. What is usually the first part of an outline? a B) Conclusion b A) Body c C) Introduction 4 4. What does the thesis statement show? a A) The main idea b B) The title of the essay c C) The number of paragraphs 5 5. Where do topic sentences go? a C) In the conclusion b A) In body paragraphs c B) In the title 6 6. What do supporting points do? a B) They make the essay longer b A) They explain the topic sentence c C) They change the main idea 7 7. Why is an outline helpful? a B) It makes writing slower b C) It removes ideas c A) It makes writing easier 8 8. What should an outline conclusion include? a C) Definitions b B) A summary c A) New ideas 9 9. What can an outline prevent? a B) Good ideas b C) Clear writing c A) Confusion 10 10. How many main parts does an outline have? a C) One b B) Five c A) Three 11 11. What helps keep the essay focused? a B) The outline b A) Colors c C) Pictures 12 12. What is a simple outline? a B) A plan with only main ideas b C) A plan with full sentences c A) A very long plan 13 13. When should you make an outline? a A) Before writing the essay b C) During the conclusion c B) After finishing the essay 14 14. What happens if the outline is clear? a A) The essay becomes confusing b B) Writing becomes easier c C) The essay becomes shorter 15 15. Can you change your outline while writing? a C) Only at the end b B) Yes, if needed c A) No, never

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1. What is an outline?

2. Why do we use an outline?

3. What is usually the first part of an outline?

4. What does the thesis statement show?

5. Where do topic sentences go?

6. What do supporting points do?

7. Why is an outline helpful?

8. What should an outline conclusion include?

9. What can an outline prevent?

10. How many main parts does an outline have?

11. What helps keep the essay focused?

12. What is a simple outline?

13. When should you make an outline?

14. What happens if the outline is clear?

15. Can you change your outline while writing?