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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which of the following answers can a CEAL paragraph be used for?
- a short solo answer paragraph
- a body paragraph in an argumentative or informative essay
introduction
conclusion
any paragraph in narrative writing
- 2. Multiple Choice
C - in CEAL represents
claim
citation
context
characterization
- 3. Multiple Choice
The purpose of the claim is to
provide evidence
set the context or provide the source, author, and ethos
explain in one's own words how and why the evidence connects to and supports the claim
support the thesis in a essay and/or establish the topic in the paragraph
- 4. Multiple Choice
E - in CEAL represents
euphemism
evidence
ellipsis
epilogue
- 5. Multiple Choice
The purpose of evidence is to
support the thesis in a essay and/or establish the topic in the paragraph
briefly tie the evidence and claim back to the thesis
supports the claim with credible facts, statics, anecdotes
explain in one's own words how and why the evidence connects to and supports the claim
- 6. Multiple Choice
Types of reliable evidence include: information from trustworthy authorities, facts, statistics, anecdotes, or direct quotations
True
False
- 7. Multiple Choice
A - in CEAL represents
analysis
alliteration
anecdote
allusion
- 8. Multiple Choice
The purpose of Analysis is to
support the thesis in a essay and/or establish the topic in the paragraph
explain in one's own words how and why the evidence connects to and supports the claim
briefly tie the evidence and claim back to the thesis
set the context
- 9. Multiple Choice
L - in CEAL represents
lead
link
litotes
literature
- 10. Multiple Choice
The purpose of the Link is to
support the thesis in a essay and/or establish the topic in the paragraph
explain in one's own words how and why the evidence connects to and supports the claim
briefly tie the evidence and claim back to the thesis
set the context
- 11. Multiple Choice
T - in TLQC for evidence represents
transition
theme
tone
trace
- 12. Multiple Choice
The purpose of a transition is to
use ideas and information from a credible source to support the claim
set the context or provide the source, author, and ethos
bridge or link ideas & strengthen cohesion and fluency
credit the source of the information by author, page number, or title to avoid plagiarism
- 13. Multiple Choice
L - in TLQC for evidence represents
lead
link
litotes
literature
- 14. Multiple Choice
The purpose of a lead is to
use ideas and information from a credible source to support the claim
set the context or provide the source, author, and ethos
bridge or link ideas & strengthen cohesion and fluency
credit the source of the information by author, page number, or title to avoid plagiarism
- 15. Multiple Choice
Q - in TLQC for evidence represents
quotation
quest
qualifications
querulous
- 16. Multiple Choice
The purpose of a quotation is to
use ideas and information from a credible source to support the claim
set the context or provide the source, author, and ethos
bridge or link ideas & strengthen cohesion and fluency
credit the source of the information by author, page number, or title to avoid plagiarism
- 17. Multiple Choice
C - in TLQC for evidence represents
claim
citation
context
characters
- 18. Multiple Choice
The purpose of a citation is to
use ideas and information from a credible source to support the claim
set the context or provide the source, author, and ethos
bridge or link ideas & strengthen cohesion and fluency
credit the source of the information by author, page number, or title to avoid plagiarism
- 19. Multiple Choice
A counterclaim is
a challenge to a position or an opposing argument.
the main idea of the paragraph
a way to credit the source of the information by author or title to avoid plagiarism
to show how the evidence and claim support the thesis
- 20. Multiple Choice
What type of essay needs a counterclaim?
narrative
persuasive or argumentative
expository
informational
- 21. Multiple Choice
Narrative writing
strives to convince others to agree with the author's point of view through justifications and reasons based on evidence
explains and is a subject-oriented writing style, in which authors focus on telling about a given topic or subject without voicing their personal opinions.
tells a story that shares what happens to characters whether that story is real or imaginary
- 22. Multiple Choice
Expository writing
strives to convince others to agree with the author's point of view through justifications and reasons based on evidence
explains and is a subject-oriented writing style, in which authors focus on telling about a given topic or subject without voicing their personal opinions.
tells a story that shares what happens to characters whether that story is real or imaginary
- 23. Multiple Choice
Persuasive or Argumentative writing
strives to convince others to agree with the author's point of view through justifications and reasons based on evidence
explains and is a subject-oriented writing style, in which authors focus on telling about a given topic or subject without voicing their personal opinions.
tells a story that shares what happens to characters whether that story is real or imaginary
- 24. Multiple Choice
Select all the types of writing uses CEAL paragraphs.
Informative/Expository and Narrative
Argumentative/Persuasive and Informative/Expository
Narrative and Argumentative/Persuasive
Argumentative/Persuasive, Informative/Expository, Narrative
- 25. Multiple Choice
Select the type of writing that has countless paragraphs of all sorts of shapes and sizes.
Informative/Expository
Argumentative/Persuasive
Narrative
All of the above
- 26. Multiple Choice
When a CEAL paragraph is in a 5 paragraph informative or argumentative essay, which paragraph would use the CEAL format?
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
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