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Grade 6 EQAO: Writing
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1.
Which sentence uses evidence?
2.
Which spelling is the past tense of plan, meaning "to decide ahead"?
3.
Which concluding sentence fits an argument about protecting ravines?
4.
Which sentence is in the past perfect?
5.
Which of the following would be a good topic sentence for a paragraph about how to take care of a dog?
6.
A writer claims that outdoor learning is a good idea. Which sentence is a counterclaim?
7.
Which sentence is capitalized correctly?
8.
Which group of words is a dependent clause?
When Ava arrived, the class lined up.
9.
Which claim is supportable in a paragraph about a camping trip?
10.
Which spelling is the plural of leaf?
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Grade 6 EQAO: Writing
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1.C) Nora counted a crow and three cups near the splash pad.It gives a specific count.
2.B) plannedA short vowel before a final consonant often doubles that consonant before -ed.
3.D) In conclusion, protecting ravines would help because cities keep habitat for birds and fish.It wraps up this argument with a reason.
4.D) Sofia had walked to the park before lunch.Past perfect uses had plus the past participle.
5.B) Dog care requires both a daily routine and checkups with a veterinarian.A topic sentence states the main idea, not one small detail.
6.B) Some people argue that outdoor lessons are hard to run in bad weather.It argues against the writer's claim.
7.A) "This cake," Priya told a friend, "is the best I have tasted."Capitalize the first word of a quoted sentence and official place names; keep directional words lowercase when they are not part of the official name.
8.D) When Ava arrivedA dependent clause cannot stand alone as a sentence.
9.D) A camping trip can teach students how to prepare for a night outdoors.You could support it with reasons or examples.
10.C) leavesCheck the ending before you add a letter.
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