Structure
Where does the topic sentence go in a paragraph?
beginning
What are the two types of plagiarism?
Hint: one starts with an i, the other u
intentional, unintentional
How does a simple declarative sentence phrase the topic sentence?
It reflects the question.
What follows the topic sentence?
expansion
Llamas are closely related to ______.
camels
What are the two main parts of a topic sentence?
topic and central point
Even if no one notices the plagiarism, the plagiarizer still gets hurt because _________.
They aren't being true to themselves.
How does a situation/stance topic sentence answer the question?
It chooses a side.
What follows the evidence?
analysis
Llamas are used to transport goods but are also known for their _____.
wool
What is another purpose for topic sentences besides stating the topic?
transitioning from one paragraph to the next
What is an example of common knowledge?
The grass is green.
How does a number statement topic sentence answer the question?
It either specifies a number or suggests a number.
Can there be more than one piece of evidence? If so, what does it need then.
Yes. It would need further analysis.
If you try to overload a llama with too much ________, the llama is likely to _____________.
weight, refuse to move or lie down
Can a topic sentence be more than one sentence?
No. Anything else would be expansion.
What happens when you plagiarize a paper?
0 and possible detention
Which type of topic sentence are you not allowed to use?
questions
What type of paragraph does the basic paragraph structure cover for in an essay?
Any body paragraph
Llamas weigh between ____and _____ pounds
Hint: over 100, under 500
280-450 pounds
Do topic sentences address more than one topic?
They can but they shouldn't unless you're writing a college paper.
What are the three ways to avoid plagiarism, but still technically using someone else's ideas?
quote, paraphrase, summary
What type of topic sentence picks the side of an argument?
situation/stance
Name two examples of different types of paragraphs in an essay.
introduction, body, conclusion
Llamas don't bite. They _____.
spit