Opinion Writing
What is a hook?
Attention seeker, catches readers. Could be a question
What goes into the introduction of an Inform/Explain piece?
Hook, introduce the topic OR
1. introduce topic
2. response
3. important fact/info
4. wrap-up
Define a hook.
Catches readers attention.
What goes in the introduction of a narrative?
5 W's; situation
What goes at the beginning of each sentence?
Capital letter
What is in the introduction of an Opinion Writing?
1. Background
2. Fact/Statistic
3. Opinion Statement
4. Wrap-Up
What does the conclusion of an Informative Writing have?
Restate, leave your reader with something to think about
What is the difference between an informative writing and an opinion writing?
One is to inform, the other is to share your opinion/convince
What does a conclusion of a narrative have?
Lesson; leave reader with something to think about
What goes at the end of each sentence?
punctuation
How many paragraphs are in a 30-minute Opinion piece?
Five
What is the purpose of an inform/explain piece?
To explain or tell your reader about something; help them understand
How many sentences should paragraphs have in all pieces?
5-7
What is the purpose of a narrative?
To tell a story; to entertain
What tool can you use to spell words correctly during On-Demand?
Dictionary
How many paragraphs are in a 90 minute Opinion Piece?
8
Define a topic sentence.
A topic sentence introduces readers to the topic of the paper.
Define transition words.
Words that help you move from one topic to another.
How many paragraphs are in a narrative piece?
always 5
What tool can you use to find synonyms during On-Demand Writing?
Thesaurus
What five paragraphs are included in an Opinion Writing?
Introduction, Reason 1, Reason 2, Reason 3, Conclusion
How many paragraphs are in a 30-minute inform/explain piece?
8
Name three transition words.
Next, finally, in addition, also, etc.
What are 3 things ALL narratives need?
Description, dialogue, beginning-middle-end
What can you do to make sure the reader can understand your piece?
Write neatly, use correct grammar, use punctuation and capitals, spell correctly, etc.