1.Which of the following would be a good topic sentence for a paragraph about how to keep a classroom tidy?
2.Which source is the most credible for a report on beaver habitats?
3.The closed gate is a symbol. What does it stand for? Every chapter, the closed gate keeps Noah out of the garden.
4.Which sentence uses a parallel list?
5.What is different about the two notices? Notice A: The town will close the rink on Friday for repairs.
Notice B: Bring a water bottle if you visit the rink on Friday.
6.Which sentence uses a parallel list?
7.Which sentence uses evidence?
8.Ice cream sales and sunburns both rise in July. Which statement is careful?
9.How does the setting change the plot? A storm closed the bridge, so the bus stayed at school and the field trip ended.
10.Which concluding sentence fits an argument about reusable water bottles?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.B) Keeping a classroom tidy takes shared routines and daily cleanup jobs.A topic sentence states the main idea, not one small detail.
- 2.D) a field guide from a university biology departmentA credible source names an expert author and fits the topic.
- 3.B) being left outA symbol is an object that stands for an idea.
- 4.C) Felix likes skating, reading, and painting.
- 5.B) Notice A gives a closing date. Notice B tells visitors what to bring.Name what each text does.
- 6.C) Hana likes skating, reading, and painting.
- 7.A) Aisha counted a chipmunk and three drums near the picnic shelter.It gives a specific count.
- 8.B) Hot weather may explain both. Ice cream does not have to cause the sunburns.Two things can rise together without one causing the other.
- 9.C) The storm stops the class from leaving.Setting can force a change in what happens next.
- 10.D) In conclusion, reusable water bottles would help because we send less plastic to landfill.It wraps up this argument with a reason.
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