6 Written Questions

1. connect sentences to details
2. reference to aspects of a culture that people share
3. ranks facts by their significance to the writers main idea
4. the way that its put together
5. the goal of what an author wants to achieve
6. when a writer organizes events in the same order in which they occur in time

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. showing how on event leads to another
   1. personal essay
   2. speech
   3. cause and effect
   4. logical order
2. present supporting details in related groups that are clearly connected to each other and to the main order
   1. chronological order
   2. logical order
   3. structure
   4. Logic
3. connects and agrees with what came before it
   1. order of importance
   2. internal consistency
   3. allusion
   4. personal essay
4. describes the writers reaction to an experience informal
   1. personal essay
   2. purpose
   3. essay
   4. logical order
5. help to understand elements of literature
   1. analyzing details
   2. cause and effect
   3. allusion
   4. biography
6. means oneness or wholeness
   1. Logic
   2. allusion
   3. essay
   4. unity

6 True/False Questions

1. repetition → reference to aspects of a culture that people share

   True        False

2. speech → clear and accurate thinking

   True        False

3. essay → means oneness or wholeness

   True        False

4. Logic → short single topic and spoken aloud in front of an audience

   True        False

5. parallel grammatical forms → connect sentences to details

   True        False

6. biography → story of someones life written by another person

   True        False