Persuasive Wr.
Sentences
Stretching sentences
Paragraphs
compare/contrast
100

What is the term for your statement of opinion?

thesis statement

100

What 2 parts must a simple sentence contain?

subject/predicate or verb

100

What do you add to a sentence to stretch it?

details

100

What does a paragraph usually start with?

topic sentence

100

When you compare things you find their what?

similarities

200

How many reasons should you have to persuade?

three

200

What two elements must all sentences begin and end with?

capitalization/punctuation

200

What are two questions you can ask yourself to stretch a sentence?

Where/when/why/what/how

200

What does a paragraph end with?

conclusion

200

When you contrast two things you find their ___.

differences

300

What do you write to support your reasons?

evidence/examples/elaboration/details

300

What 2 elements does a compound sentence connect its independent clauses with?

subordinating conjunction/comma

semicolon

300

What is a reason to stretch a sentence?

To make a better picture with words/to make a sentence more interesting

300

How many sentences are in a well developed paragraph?

five
300

What graphic organizer is often used to compare and contrast?

Venn diagram

400

What is the term for arguing from the side of the opposite opinion?

rebuttal/counterargument

400

What kind of sentence contains an independent and a dependent clause?

complex

400

Can adding details change a simple sentence to a compound sentence?

yes

400

Should a paragraph always be persuasive?

no

400

Do you compare and contrast with facts or opinions?

facts

500

What is the kind of writing that includes persuasive writing?

Argumentative writing

500

What 2 parts of speech can be a subject?

noun and pronoun

500

What part of speech describes nouns or pronouns to add details about them?

adjective

500

What are paragraphs used to build?

story/letter/speech/essay

500

If you compare English to any other subject, which one is the best?

English

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