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Expository Paragraph Quiz

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Test your expository paragraph writing skills.

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Test your expository paragraph writing skills.

by Mouna
1

What should an expository paragraph include first to support a claim?

2

Which element must be supported by explanations and examples?

3

What is a good way to introduce a reason in transitions?

4

How many supporting details should accompany the main claim in this prompt?

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What should each reason be followed by?

6

Which transition phrase is appropriate in an expository paragraph?

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What is the role of in-text citations in an expository paragraph?

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Which of the following best describes the structure?

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What should transition phrases accomplish in the paragraph?

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What marks the end of an expository paragraph?

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