6th Grade Ela Flashcards

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What is a paragraph?

A

A paragraph is a distinct section of writing that typically deals with a single theme or idea.

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True or False: A paragraph must contain at least five sentences.

A

False

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Fill in the blank: A well-written paragraph usually starts with a _____ sentence.

A

topic

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What is the purpose of a topic sentence?

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To summarize the main idea of the paragraph.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a component of a paragraph? A) Topic sentence B) Supporting details C) Conclusion D) Title

A

D) Title

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What role do supporting details play in a paragraph?

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They provide evidence and examples to back up the main idea.

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True or False: Every paragraph should include a concluding sentence.

A

True

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What is the function of a concluding sentence?

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To summarize the paragraph and reinforce the main idea.

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Fill in the blank: A paragraph should maintain _____ to ensure clarity and coherence.

A

unity

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes cohesion in a paragraph? A) The logical flow of ideas B) The use of synonyms C) The number of sentences D) The length of the paragraph

A

A) The logical flow of ideas

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What does it mean for a paragraph to be well-organized?

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It means the ideas are arranged logically and clearly.

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True or False: A paragraph can include multiple main ideas.

A

False

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Fill in the blank: The _____ of a paragraph helps to transition to the next idea.

A

transition sentence

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What is the significance of using varied sentence structures in a paragraph?

A

To maintain reader interest and enhance readability.

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Multiple Choice: Which type of paragraph typically describes a process? A) Descriptive B) Narrative C) Expository D) Persuasive

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C) Expository

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What is a narrative paragraph?

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A paragraph that tells a story or recounts events.

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True or False: Paragraph length can vary depending on the writing style and purpose.

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Fill in the blank: A paragraph that aims to convince the reader is called a _____ paragraph.

A

persuasive

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What is an essential characteristic of a descriptive paragraph?

A

It uses sensory details to create a vivid picture.

20
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is an example of a transition word? A) However B) Quickly C) Thoughtfully D) Clearly

A

A) However

21
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What is the impact of poor paragraph structure on writing?

A

It can confuse readers and obscure the main idea.

22
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True or False: Each paragraph in an essay should relate to the thesis statement.

23
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Fill in the blank: The _____ of a paragraph is crucial for guiding the reader through the text.

24
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What is the role of a summary in a concluding paragraph?

A

To encapsulate the main points discussed and reinforce the thesis.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes the structure of a standard paragraph? A) Introduction, Body, Conclusion B) Topic Sentence, Supporting Details, Concluding Sentence C) Thesis, Argument, Evidence D) Opening, Middle, End
B) Topic Sentence, Supporting Details, Concluding Sentence
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What should a writer consider when composing a paragraph?
The audience, purpose, and clarity of the message.