Do you have the knowledge it takes to write an A+ paragraph? Can you pass this quiz? Do you know how to write a perfect paragraph that moves people & gives the best grades? By definition, a paragraph is a unit of writings in larger volumes than a sentence. It consists of multiple sentences bundled together so they can form a body of information or knowledge. But it takes more than just sentences to write a good quality paragraph. Take this quiz and learn how to write a paragraph. Let's make learning super fun! Let's all learn together!
Two to three
Five or six
One
None of the above
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Paragraph Coherence
Paragraph Incoherence
Paragraph Unity
None of the above
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Blue is my favorite color
War can lead to many deaths
The Patriot Act was a wise executive decision
None of the above
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Between subjects and verbs
Between two sentences or paragraphs
As little as possible
As much are possible
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Descriptive paragraph
Narrative paragraph
Expository paragraph
Persuasive paragraph
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Be as broad and general as possible
Always be about science
Be something the writer is interested in
It should be broad enough to explicate the topic/matter
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Two sentences are enough for being called a paragraph
At least three sentences must be there
At least five sentences are required for a paragraph
It doesn't really matter how many sentences are there
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Sam played video games and the Internet slowed down
Sam used to play video games for hours, that's why his eye sight has gotten weaker
Sam bought new gaming console after Max did
None of the above
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Yes
No
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Emphasize on a particular point
Make writing more impactful
Summarize a previous information
All of the above.
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