what type expository essay
Essay about process that you understand better than others.
Process essay.
What is the key to expository writing ?
To make information clear.
What is the ending paragraph called?
Conclusion
What goes in the body paragraphs?
Details or topic sentence that tells readers what the paragraph is going to be about.
What is a beginning paragraph called?
Introduction
Essay where you find the problem and solution by observing.
Problem solution essay.
What is at the heart of expository writing and what it's purpose?
It tells the reader what the paragraph or essay is about.
What does the conclusion do?
To restate the main argument.
How many body paragraphs.
AT LEAST three
What is the purpose of an introduction?
To introduce your topic and hook in your readers so they want to read more of your essay.
Essay about observing the world and reflect about possible causes for what you see.
Cause and effect essay.
What is the importance of expository writing.
To explain a topic in a logical and straightforward manner.
How many sentences should be in your conclusion?
Four to five sentences long.
What do you have to do the first line of each detail paragraph?
INDENT
What do you have to do to the beginning of every paragraph in your paper?
Indent
Type of essay that defines a term, a concept, or an idea.
Definition Essay.
What is the glue of expository writing?
Transition words
What should you do in your conclusion?
Repeat your introduction and an interesting way.
What is the purpose of your detail paragraphs?
To inform the readers about a topic by giving many details.
What type of features are good to have in your introduction?
Questions
Topic:Smart devices and their classification.
To what essay is it a good topic.
.1 Process essay.
.2 Problem solution essay.
.3 Classification Essay.
3. Classification Essay.
What ties expository writing all together?
Conclusions tie it all together.
What should you do with your notes to create your detail paragraphs?
Make them into sentences
What kind of words are good to use in your paper to help it flow smoothly?
What does NOT belong in an introduction?
Details