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- 1. Multiple Choice
Something that’s true for you but not for everyone is called a(n)
fact
reason
opinion
support
- 2. Multiple Choice
True or False: You don’t need to use any facts in an opinion piece.
True
False
- 3. Multiple Choice
Read the following sentences:
I love a warm cookie and a cold glass of milk. Chocolate chip cookies melt when they’re warm and are easy to make.
What is this introduction missing?
a strong statement of opinion
a reason to support opinion
supporting examples
a fact about cookies
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which of these does not introduce an opinion?
“I think...”
“To me…
“In my opinion…”
“According to the dictionary…”
- 5. Multiple Choice
The topic of your opinion piece is the
opinion you are claiming.
supporting reasons.
introduction.
conclusion.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which of these adjectives could you use to show an opinion?
cold
worst
purple
healthy
- 7. Multiple Choice
Lucinda is writing an opinion piece about why horses are the best animals. Which of the following could she use to support her opinion?
Horses can run almost as soon as they’re born.
Horses can help people recover from accidents.
Lucinda rides a horse named Raisins at the stable.
All of the above
- 8. Multiple Choice
________ are always true.
Facts
Support
Opinions
Personal reasons
- 9. Multiple Choice
Read the following sentence:
In conclusion, I think that recycling is the most important thing to do for our planet.
What can the author of this essay do to improve his or her conclusion?
Add linking words like “first,” “then,” and “finally.”
Write a hook to draw in the reader’s attention.
Restate some of the supporting reasons.
State a new opinion.
- 10. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a list of all the things you should do when writing an opinion piece?
State your opinion and then restate it in the conclusion.
State your opinion then support it with facts and reasons.
Support your opinion with facts and reasons, then restate your opinion.
State your opinion clearly, support your opinion with facts and reasons, restate your opinion and reasons to conclude.
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