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📝 Writing Skills Test: Online Quiz with Answers
Level: A2-B2 | Questions: 25 | Instant feedback
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1. The sentence that states the main idea of a paragraph is called the ______.
2. The sentences that give details and examples are called ______.
3. The last sentence of a paragraph that summarizes is called the ______.
4. The main argument of an essay is called the ______.
5. The first sentence of an introduction that grabs attention is called the ______.
6. The middle sections of an essay that develop the thesis are called ______.
7. The first paragraph of an essay is the ______.
8. The last paragraph of an essay is the ______.
9. The method for writing body paragraphs that stands for Point, Evidence, Explanation, Link is called ______.
10. Words like "however," "therefore," and "first" are called ______ words.
11. The first sentence of a body paragraph is called the ______.
12. Facts, examples, and statistics are called ______.
13. The sentence that ends a paragraph and summarizes is the ______.
14. The main argument of an essay is the ______ statement.
15. Writing down all ideas about a topic without editing is called ______.
16. An organized plan for an essay is called an ______.
17. The process of checking for errors after writing is called ______.
18. A sentence that continues without proper punctuation is called a ______ sentence.
19. An incomplete sentence that is missing a subject or verb is called a ______.
20. The process of improving content, organization, and style is called ______.
21. A paragraph should focus on one main idea. (True/False)
22. A thesis statement should be a question. (True/False)
23. Transition words help connect ideas. (True/False)
24. You should introduce new ideas in the conclusion. (True/False)
25. Proofreading should be done after editing. (True/False)
📋 Complete Answer Key
1-5: topic sentence, supporting sentences, concluding sentence, thesis statement, hook
6-10: body paragraphs, introduction, conclusion, PEEL, transition
11-15: topic sentence, supporting details, concluding sentence, thesis, brainstorming
16-20: outline, proofreading, run-on, fragment, editing
21-25: True, False, True, False, True