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Learn essential writing techniques for crafting persuasive letters, summaries, and compositions. Enhance sentence fluency, organization, and voice for impactful communication.
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4/15 9th lit. • The school board is considering a district-wide dress code. A student is concerned that it might be too strict and limit personal expression. Which type of writing should the student use in a letter to the school board? • A. cause/effect • B. process • C. persuasive • D. question/answer
4/15 9th comp. • Before writing a summary of a passage about Shakespeare, what would a writer need to do? • A. Make a graphic organizer to separate the main idea from the details. • B. Predict which facts are the most important to use in the summary. • C. Think of questions the teacher might ask. • D. Determine the format of the article.
4/16 9th Lit. • The main idea, or thesis statement, is usually found in which part of a composition? • A. the conclusion • B. the body • C. the title • D. the introduction
4/16 9th comp. • A history teacher has assigned students to write a research report about a famous person. The student has a draft with many details, but it is boring. Which writing trait should the student focus on to make the report more interesting? • A. conventions • B. sentence fluency • C. engaging voice • D. organization
4/17 9th lit. • Caleb has written a letter to the city council to persuade them to upgrade and care for a local ballpark. Which of these four sentences would be the most persuasive? • A. You need to do this because you are the city council. • B. The ballpark is important to my friends and me, and we are counting on you. • C. Safety is a public concern, and the ballpark should be made safer. • D. I will be upset if you don't take care of the ballpark.
4/17 9th comp. • Which sentence is written correctly? • A. Our family gone and took our grandparents to dinner on there anniversary. • B. Me and my friends studied our history lesson together. • C. Between you and me, I think the movie could have been more interesting. • D. After the performance, my parents gave both Amy and I a bouquet of flowers.
4/18 9th lit. • Which sentence is written correctly? • A. Between you and I, what he is doing is wrong. • B. In the book Tuck Everlasting, Winnie should have drunk the water. • C. Each of the football players have a red and green jersey. • D. Of the two decisions the last one was better.
4/18 9th comp. • Which is the most effective method to achieve appropriate sentence fluency? • A. Use many simple sentences. • B. Use the appropriate voice. • C. Use sentence variety. • D. Use many descriptive words.
4/19 9th lit. • Which sentence uses capitalization correctly? • A. The president of Birdwatchers Anonymous published a newsletter called Peepers Cheepers in October. • B. The President of Birdwatchers anonymous published a Newsletter called Peepers Cheepers in October. • C. The president of birdwatchers anonymous published a Newsletter called Peepers Cheepers in October. • D. The President of birdwatchers anonymous published a newsletter called Peepers Cheepers in October.
4/19 9th comp. • Which sentence has all the words spelled correctly? • A. The old man dosen't seem to have much energy. • B. Alot of old people truely wish they were young again. • C. Living forever if you're old isn't all that wonderful. • D. They where the last generation to worry about there health.