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The Empowered Writer, Practice Quiz: Chapter 07
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Consider using a ________ to organize your thoughts into paragraphs.
a) template
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b) inverted pyramid
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c) conclusion
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d) quotation
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Almost everything you read begins with a(n) ________ of what follows.
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b) outline
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c) preview
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d) assumption
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The dramatic approach to an essay introduction can begin with ________.
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b) a question
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c) a personal experience
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d) all of the above
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A writer should announce his or her topic and main points in the ________.
a) conclusion
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b) thesis
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c) opening sentence
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d) first body paragraph
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An essay that begins with a general statement before dramatically arguing the opposite is an example of a ________ approach.
a) dramatic
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b) logical
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c) dramatic-logical
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d) logical-dramatic
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A simple thesis statement has ________ necessary parts.
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b) three
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c) four
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d) five
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The introduction serves all of the following functions EXCEPT ________.
a) announce your topic and main points
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b) introduce your proof and evidence
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c) introduce the writer
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d) indicates how the writer plans to develop the main points
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________ is NOT a type of essay conclusion.
a) Circular
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b) Spiral
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c) Square
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d) Neither A nor B
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A circular conclusion ________ the thesis.
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b) questions
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c) challenges
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d) discusses
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"Everyone these days has used a computer at one time or another." This opening sentence is an example of an ________ opening sentence.
a) abrupt
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b) irrelevant
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c) overstated
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d) obvious
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In the conclusion, a writer should ________.
a) emphasize the importance of the thesis
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b) use the exact wording of the thesis
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c) provide an example to support the thesis
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d) write much more than the introduction
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To make sure your opening sentence is effective, check to make sure that it ________.
a) broadly introduces the topic
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b) abruptly introduces the thesis
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c) makes an obvious observation
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d) carefully builds to the thesis
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In general, an introduction should be no more than ________ of the essay's length.
a) 30 per cent
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b) 5 per cent
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c) 40 per cent
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d) 15 per cent
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Writers should ________ "everyone" claims.
a) be wary of
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b) always make
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c) never use
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d) usually begin with
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In an expanded thesis statement, express your main points ________.
a) in the first sentence
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b) in parallel structure
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c) in reverse chronological order
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d) before the central claim
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