Informational Writing Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Informational Writing QuizOnline version Test your info-writing knowledge by Soad Reda 1 which one is the topic sentence a Do you know that bats can find things even if they can't see it? b finally, bats are cute. c for example, they can fly. 2 choose a supporting detail a they eat grapes b they are mammals c the make sound with their nose and listen to echoes coming back 3 choose another supporting detail a when they hear the echo they know what the thing is and where it is b they can be dangerous to people c they eat insects 4 another supporting detail a they don't have feathers b human can't hear their echolocation noises c they can be black or brown 5 choose the concluding sentence a bats are blind, but echolocation helps them find their way in the dark b bats are so much fun c bats are ugly and very annoying like dracula 6 choose a title a Cute animals b Blind yet can see c Humans and bats 7 What is the role of a topic sentence in informational writing? a Introduce opinions first b State the main idea of the paragraph c End with a question 8 what is the first step to do when writing an informational text a concluding sentence b topic sentence c brain storming 9 What is the importance of a clear conclusion in informational writing? a To present new opinions b To introduce vague ideas c to say the topic in new words

Froggy Jumps

Informational Writing QuizOnline version

Test your info-writing knowledge

by Soad Reda

which one is the topic sentence

Do you know that bats can find things even if they can't see it?

finally, bats are cute.

for example, they can fly.

choose a supporting detail

they eat grapes

they are mammals

the make sound with their nose and listen to echoes coming back

choose another supporting detail

when they hear the echo they know what the thing is and where it is

they can be dangerous to people

they eat insects

another supporting detail

they don't have feathers

human can't hear their echolocation noises

they can be black or brown

choose the concluding sentence

bats are blind, but echolocation helps them find their way in the dark

bats are so much fun

bats are ugly and very annoying like dracula

choose a title

Cute animals

Blind yet can see

Humans and bats

What is the role of a topic sentence in informational writing?

Introduce opinions first

State the main idea of the paragraph

End with a question

what is the first step to do when writing an informational text

concluding sentence

topic sentence

brain storming

What is the importance of a clear conclusion in informational writing?

To present new opinions

To introduce vague ideas

to say the topic in new words

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Informational Writing Quiz

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which one is the topic sentence

choose a supporting detail

choose another supporting detail

another supporting detail

choose the concluding sentence

choose a title

What is the role of a topic sentence in informational writing?

what is the first step to do when writing an informational text

What is the importance of a clear conclusion in informational writing?

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