Topic Sentences Mastery

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Understand and identify topic sentences.

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Froggy Jumps Topic Sentences MasteryOnline version Understand and identify topic sentences. by Nicolle 1 What is a topic sentence? a It lists every detail in the paragraph. b It states the main idea of a paragraph. c It is always the last sentence of the paragraph. 2 Where is a topic sentence typically located? a At the end of the essay b In the middle of the paragraph c At the beginning of a paragraph 3 What is the purpose of a topic sentence? a To summarize the entire essay b To present every fact c To guide the reader to the paragraph's main idea 4 Which is a good example of a topic sentence? a Solar panels are expensive. b The sun is a star. c Solar energy reduces dependence on fossil fuels. 5 How does a topic sentence differ from a thesis statement? a A topic sentence is longer than a thesis. b They are the same thing. c A topic sentence introduces one paragraph’s main idea; a thesis presents the whole essay. 6 Which of these is not a strong topic sentence? a This paragraph explains three causes of deforestation. b The paragraph will discuss many unrelated points. c A strong topic sentence previews the main idea. 7 Can a paragraph have more than one topic sentence? a It must have three topic sentences. b Usually no; it has one main topic sentence. c Yes, every sentence is a topic sentence. 8 Which tip helps write a strong topic sentence? a Avoid stating the main idea. b Use only abstract terms without specifics. c Include the main idea and the scope of the paragraph. 9 What should generally follow a topic sentence? a Supporting details or evidence b The concluding paragraph c The thesis statement of the essay 10 Which of these signals a well-crafted topic sentence? a It directly states the paragraph’s focus. b It uses jargon and vague terms. c It repeats the title of the article.

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Topic Sentences MasteryOnline version

Understand and identify topic sentences.

by Nicolle

What is a topic sentence?

It lists every detail in the paragraph.

It states the main idea of a paragraph.

It is always the last sentence of the paragraph.

Where is a topic sentence typically located?

At the end of the essay

In the middle of the paragraph

At the beginning of a paragraph

What is the purpose of a topic sentence?

To summarize the entire essay

To present every fact

To guide the reader to the paragraph's main idea

Which is a good example of a topic sentence?

Solar panels are expensive.

The sun is a star.

Solar energy reduces dependence on fossil fuels.

How does a topic sentence differ from a thesis statement?

A topic sentence is longer than a thesis.

They are the same thing.

A topic sentence introduces one paragraph’s main idea; a thesis presents the whole essay.

Which of these is not a strong topic sentence?

This paragraph explains three causes of deforestation.

The paragraph will discuss many unrelated points.

A strong topic sentence previews the main idea.

Can a paragraph have more than one topic sentence?

It must have three topic sentences.

Usually no; it has one main topic sentence.

Yes, every sentence is a topic sentence.

Which tip helps write a strong topic sentence?

Avoid stating the main idea.

Use only abstract terms without specifics.

Include the main idea and the scope of the paragraph.

What should generally follow a topic sentence?

Supporting details or evidence

The concluding paragraph

The thesis statement of the essay

Which of these signals a well-crafted topic sentence?

It directly states the paragraph’s focus.

It uses jargon and vague terms.

It repeats the title of the article.

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What is a topic sentence?

Where is a topic sentence typically located?

What is the purpose of a topic sentence?

Which is a good example of a topic sentence?

How does a topic sentence differ from a thesis statement?

Which of these is not a strong topic sentence?

Can a paragraph have more than one topic sentence?

Which tip helps write a strong topic sentence?

What should generally follow a topic sentence?

Which of these signals a well-crafted topic sentence?

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