What is the correct punctuation for this sentence: “I want to achieve my goals this year” she said.
“I want to achieve my goals this year,” she said.
What is the purpose of an introduction in an essay?
To introduce the topic and state the main idea or thesis.
What is one reason people set goals?
To stay focused and motivated.
What is “evidence” in writing?
Facts, examples, or quotes that support your ideas.
Spell the word: “acheivvemant”
achievement
Which word needs to be capitalized? “my goal is to join the science club.”
“My”
What should each body paragraph include?
A main idea, supporting details, and examples.
True or False: Goals should be vague so they can change easily
False – Goals should be specific.
Which is stronger evidence: “I think goals are good” or “Studies show goal-setting improves performance”?
“Studies show goal-setting improves performance”
What is a synonym for “goal”?
Objective, aim, target
Identify the error: “Their going to set goals for the year.”
“Their” should be “They’re”
What is a thesis statement?
A sentence that clearly states the main point or argument of the essay.
What does “SMART” stand for in goal setting?
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
What type of evidence is this: “According to a survey, 80% of students who set goals felt more confident”?
Statistical evidence
What does the word “focus” mean in the context of goal setting?
To concentrate on something important
Choose the correct sentence: A) Its important to set goals. B) It’s important to set goals.
B) It’s important to set goals.
What does a conclusion do in an essay?
Summarizes the main points and restates the thesis in a new way.
Give one example of a personal goal a student might set.
Example: Improve my reading level by one grade.
Why should you use multiple sources in an essay?
To support your ideas with varied and credible information.
Choose the correct spelling: A) Accomplish B) Acomplish
A) Accomplish
What type of sentence is this: “Setting goals helps you stay focused.”
Declarative
Name one transition word that helps organize ideas.
Examples: “First,” “Next,” “Therefore,” “In conclusion”
Why is it important to write down your goals?
It helps you remember, stay committed, and track progress.
What makes evidence “relevant”?
It directly supports the point being made in the paragraph.
What part of speech is the word “motivated”?
Adjective