PPAC Quiz

What does PPAC stand for?

• Point, Proof, Analysis, Conclusion

• Point, Proof, Argument, Conclusion

• Point, Proof, Analysis, Context

• Plot, Proof, Analysis, Conclusion

What is the first step in the PPAC structure?

• Proof

• Analysis

• Point

• Conclusion

What should the proof in a PPAC paragraph be based on?

• General knowledge

• Plot summary

• Personal opinion

• Direct quotation from the text

What is the purpose of the analysis section in PPAC?

• To summarize the plot

• To introduce new ideas

• To explain the significance of the proof

• To provide a conclusion

How should the conclusion in a PPAC paragraph function?

• Restate the main point

• Provide a detailed analysis

• Introduce new evidence

• Summarize the plot

What type of writing is PPAC associated with?

• Analytical writing

• Descriptive writing

• Narrative writing

• Expository writing

What should the first sentence of a PPAC paragraph convey?

• A detailed description

• A quote from the text

• A summary of the plot

• The main point

What is a key aspect of the proof in a PPAC paragraph?

• It should avoid quotations

• It should be carefully selected

• It should be vague

• It should be based on personal experience

What should you avoid in a PPAC paragraph?

• Using direct quotations

• Providing analysis

• Restating the main point

• Describing the plot

What is the recommended length for the analysis part of a PPAC paragraph?

• As long as necessary

• 4-5 sentences

• 2-3 sentences

• 1 sentence