5-Paragraph Essay Quiz

What is the main purpose of an introductory paragraph in a 5-paragraph essay?

• To provide supporting details for the thesis statement

• To introduce the topic and present the thesis statement

• To summarize the main points of the essay

• To restate the conclusion

In the Bing, Bang, Bongo technique, what does the "Bing" refer to?

• The first body paragraph

• The second body paragraph

• The third body paragraph

• The conclusion

What is typically included in the conclusion of a 5-paragraph essay?

• New evidence and arguments

• A summary of the main points and a restatement of the thesis

• Detailed explanations of the body paragraphs

• An introduction to the topic

Why is it important to use transition words between paragraphs?

• To introduce completely new ideas

• To ensure a smooth flow and connection between ideas

• To restate the thesis in each paragraph

• To make the essay longer

How many body paragraphs are there in a 5-paragraph essay?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What should each body paragraph in a 5-paragraph essay begin with?

• A quote

• A topic sentence

• The thesis statement

• A summary of the essay

What is the function of supporting details in each body paragraph?

• To provide evidence and examples that support the topic sentence

• To introduce the main idea of the essay

• To restate the thesis statement

• To summarize the essay

What should be included in the concluding paragraph of a 5-paragraph essay?

• New arguments and evidence

• A restatement of the thesis and a summary of the main points

• A detailed analysis of each body paragraph

• A list of references

How can a writer ensure that each body paragraph is focused and relevant?

• By writing as much as possible about the topic

• By sticking to the main point introduced in the topic sentence

• By including random details and anecdotes

• By starting each paragraph with a quote

What is the primary difference between the Bing, Bang, and Bongo paragraphs?

• Their length

• The type of evidence used

• The order in which they appear

• The main points they cover as stated in the thesis