Dress-Ups
The indicator for sentence openers.
What is a (#) in the margin or at the start of the sentence?
The first paragraph in a composition of 5 or more paragraphs.
What is the introduction paragraph?
The number of words that must be repeated or reflected in the topic-clincher sentences.
What is 2-3?
In this country it is impolite to slurp noodles.
What is Japan?
You usually use this dress-up before a noun.
What is a quality adjective?
This sentence opener must always be followed by a comma.
What is a (5) clausal opener?
The last paragraph of a Unit 8 essay?
What is the conclusion paragraph?
The title must contain one or more words from this.
What is the last sentence of the composition?
This can be used to deodorize smelly sneakers.
What is salt?
This dress-up helps tell "why."
What is a because clause?
A sentence with 5 or fewer words.
What is a (6) vss (very short sentence)?
The number of paragraphs in a Unit 9 critique?
What is 5?
This type of paragraph should have an attention getter.
What is the introduction?
This method of preserving food was named after a famous French scientist.
What is pasteurization?
This is the proper gramatical term for an "-ly word."
What is an -ly adverb?
These 2 sentence openers use a word that is also a dress-up.
What is a (3) -ly opener and a (5) clausal opener?
The 2nd paragraph of a Unit 3 story tells this.
What is the problem/conflict?
This word should not be used in the conclusion of an essay or critique.
What is I?
Dextrose, sucrose, fructose, and glucose are all forms of this food.
What is sugar?
The proper grammatical term for this dress-up is an adjective clause.
What is a who-which clause?
The words "on," "around," "above," or "during" begin this opener?
What is a (2) prepositional opener?
In this Unit the central fact provides the idea for the topic sentence of a paragraph.
What is Unit 5, Writing from Pictures?"
The conclusion of an essay should always include this word.
What is most?
This pufferfish delicacy must be prepared by a licensed chef.
What is fugu?