Text Evidence & Informational Writing Flashcard

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Where is the topic sentence in a paragraph?

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beginning

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Concluding sentences in paragraphs do not always provide new information.

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False

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Effective topic sentence for the paragraph: I live in Atlanta; my commute is stressful. Solutions include flexible office hours and remote work to reduce stress and boost productivity.

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As highways become more congested and commute times become increasingly longer, companies should consider flex-time or satellite offices.

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First contact lens invented in the 1600s used water to refract light. How does this relate to modern lenses?

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The use of water as the best surface to touch the eye is mirrored today in the high water content of soft contact lenses.

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Despite daily practice, the basketball team couldn't beat the other team. What transitional word fits?

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Although

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Conclude the letter: Dear Ms. Smith, Our school is raising money for families in need. We are asking for donations. ___________________________ Sincerely, Emily Henry

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I hope you consider taking part in this event as it is positive for the school.

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Rita and I tried out for the school soccer team, jogging daily and practicing skills. ____________

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Rita and I worked at perfecting our goal kicks while we practiced.

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Best concluding sentence for Peggy's trip to Dolly Wood:

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Peggy knew her time at Dolly Wood was the best vacation of her life.

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Sentence without formal style:

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It ain’t necessarily true that people who are good at geometry often turn into engineers.

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Choose the best concluding sentence: Gary wanted to snowboard, but it rained. His family played games instead. The next day, it snowed.

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Gary realized vacations don't always go as planned, but can still be fun.