Quiz: PEE Paragraph Mastery


PEE Paragraph MasteryOnline version Test your PEE writing know-how by Anahi Gavilanez 1 What is the first step in building a PEE paragraph? a Choose a stance b Add evidence from memory c Read the question d Write the topic sentence 2 In a PEE paragraph, what comes after deciding your main idea? a Explain your point b Conclude with a summary c Write your topic sentence d Add extra evidence 3 Which phrase is best for a transition at the start of a new idea? a First, b Because of this c Now is not the time d However 4 What should evidence do in a PEE paragraph? a Write a personal opinion only b Give a fact, example or quote c Summarize the prompt only d Explain the opposite view 5 Which action follows presenting evidence? a Explain how it supports your point b Add more evidence without explanation c Ignore the evidence d Repeat the topic sentence 6 How many pieces of evidence are typically added in the PEE structure per point, given three incorrect options? a None b Three is too many for one point c One only d Two or more 7 What should you do after adding evidence and its explanation? a Finish with an unrelated idea b Ignore transitions c Write a new topic sentence d Add another evidence 8 Which of these helps connect ideas across the paragraph? a Use only short sentences b Avoid punctuation c Skip transitions d Use transition words 9 What is the final step in a PEE paragraph? a Start a new topic b Add more evidence with no conclusion c Write a concluding sentence d Write random thoughts 10 Which skill should be checked last for a PEE paragraph? a Number of evidences b Spelling, grammar and punctuation c Author’s mood d Length of the paragraph Feedback 1 Understanding the prompt guides your entire paragraph. 2 The topic sentence states your point clearly. 3 Transition words link ideas smoothly. 4 Evidence supports and backs up the point. 5 Explanation shows the link between evidence and point. 6 Often two pieces reinforce the point. 7 Additional evidence strengthens the argument. 8 Transitions knit sentences together. 9 A conclusion sums up the point. 10 Editing ensures clarity and accuracy.

1

What is the first step in building a PEE paragraph?

a

Choose a stance

b

Add evidence from memory

c

Read the question

d

Write the topic sentence

2

In a PEE paragraph, what comes after deciding your main idea?

a

Explain your point

b

Conclude with a summary

c

Write your topic sentence

d

Add extra evidence

3

Which phrase is best for a transition at the start of a new idea?

a

First,

b

Because of this

c

Now is not the time

d

However

4

What should evidence do in a PEE paragraph?

a

Write a personal opinion only

b

Give a fact, example or quote

c

Summarize the prompt only

d

Explain the opposite view

5

Which action follows presenting evidence?

a

Explain how it supports your point

b

Add more evidence without explanation

c

Ignore the evidence

d

Repeat the topic sentence

6

How many pieces of evidence are typically added in the PEE structure per point, given three incorrect options?

a

None

b

Three is too many for one point

c

One only

d

Two or more

7

What should you do after adding evidence and its explanation?

a

Finish with an unrelated idea

b

Ignore transitions

c

Write a new topic sentence

d

Add another evidence

8

Which of these helps connect ideas across the paragraph?

a

Use only short sentences

b

Avoid punctuation

c

Skip transitions

d

Use transition words

9

What is the final step in a PEE paragraph?

a

Start a new topic

b

Add more evidence with no conclusion

c

Write a concluding sentence

d

Write random thoughts

10

Which skill should be checked last for a PEE paragraph?

a

Number of evidences

b

Spelling, grammar and punctuation

c

Author’s mood

d

Length of the paragraph

Feedback

1

Understanding the prompt guides your entire paragraph.

2

The topic sentence states your point clearly.

3

Transition words link ideas smoothly.

4

Evidence supports and backs up the point.

5

Explanation shows the link between evidence and point.

6

Often two pieces reinforce the point.

7

Additional evidence strengthens the argument.

8

Transitions knit sentences together.

9

A conclusion sums up the point.

10

Editing ensures clarity and accuracy.

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

PEE Paragraph Mastery

Quiz

About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

Top Games

Quiz

Spanish Alphabet Listening

Quiz

Photosynthesis vs Cellular Respiration - Practice Quiz

Quiz

Tissues - Practice Quiz

Quiz

Practice Quiz - Punnett Square, Variation, and Mutations

Quiz

UPS 5 Seeing Habits Quiz

PEE Paragraph MasteryOnline version

by Anahi Gavilanez

What is the first step in building a PEE paragraph?

In a PEE paragraph, what comes after deciding your main idea?

Which phrase is best for a transition at the start of a new idea?

What should evidence do in a PEE paragraph?

Which action follows presenting evidence?

How many pieces of evidence are typically added in the PEE structure per point, given three incorrect options?

What should you do after adding evidence and its explanation?

Which of these helps connect ideas across the paragraph?

What is the final step in a PEE paragraph?

Which skill should be checked last for a PEE paragraph?

Feedback

		%
	Anonymous	%
		%
		%