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Informational Paragraph Assessment

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DIRECTIONS:

Reflect on what you know about the structure of informational paragraphs.

Read each paragraph. Then answer the questions with the best answer choice(s).

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What is the best way to describe the purple sentence?

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Which best tells why authors include a topic sentences in informational paragraphs?

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Why do writers add supporting details and elaboration in paragraphs?

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According to this paragraph, what are THREE detail examples this author chose to prove that butterflies are amazing animals?

Hint: Choose three options.

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What is the best way to describe the red sentences?

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What is the best way to describe the green sentences?

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What are the THREE main reasons we include the blue sentence?

Hint: Choose three options.

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8.

Which sentence is a general detail in this paragraph about butterflies?

Hint: We would color code it red.

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9.

Which sentence is a more specific supporting detail in this paragraph about butterflies?

Hint: We would color code it green.

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10.

Which TWO sentences support the idea that "butterflies also have cool ways of defending themselves"?

Hint: Mark two choices.