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Sentences to Paragraphs
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Sentences to Paragraphs
Read each question carefully. For writing tasks, answers will vary; use the checklist to review your work.
Paragraph Structure
1.Which choice best explains unity in a paragraph?
- Every sentence supports one main idea.
- The paragraph includes several unrelated topics.
- Every sentence begins with the same word.
- The paragraph uses the longest words possible.
2.Select both transition words or phrases that add information to an idea.
- In addition
- On the other hand
- Furthermore
- As a result
3.When revising a draft paragraph, which check is most useful to make before proofreading spelling and punctuation?
- Check whether the ideas are clear and arranged in a sensible order.
- Count how many times each letter appears.
- Replace every short word with a longer one.
- Make the handwriting decorative.
4.Read the paragraph: “A farmers’ market brings neighbors together. Carlos sells jars of local honey. The school bus arrives at 7:45 each morning. Mateo explains how bees help pollinate crops.” What is the main problem with the paragraph’s unity?
5.Improve the flow of these ideas by combining them into one paragraph with at least one transition: “Fresh peaches are a popular market snack. They are naturally sweet. They also provide vitamins.”
6.Correct the subject–verb agreement and parallel structure in this sentence: “Aaliyah’s favorite market activities is sampling fruit, to meet vendors, and choosing flowers.”
Build and Revise a Paragraph
7.Use this topic sentence to write a paragraph with at least four supporting sentences: “Shopping at a farmers’ market can be a rewarding experience.” Keep all details connected to the main idea, organize them logically, use transition words, and vary your sentence structure.
8.Review the paragraph you wrote. Check each item that is true, then make any needed revisions: Does it have one clear main idea? Do details support that idea? Are the ideas in a sensible order? Do transitions connect ideas? Are sentence structures varied? Have grammar and punctuation been checked?
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