Paragraph writing Part-I
1
A Paragraph :
A) Set of sentences on a topic
or theme
B) Talks about different things
C) Should be written like an essay
D) None of these
2 The ability to compose a
good paragraph determines your -
A) communication skills
B) language skills
C)
success in written communication
D) Ability to think well 3 A
Topic Sentence:
A) Occurs anywhere in a paragraph
B) Is the most important sentence
C)
Tells the reader what the paragraph is
about
D) All of these
4
A paragraph must have:
A) Unity and coherence
B) Thematic link and logical connection
C)
Specific details, examples and facts
D) All of these
5 Variety in a paragraph
means:
A) Different and varied topics
should be added
B) A variety of examples should
be used
C) range of vocabulary and
sentence structures
D) Introducing many different
opinions 6 Style depends on:
A) Audience
B) Purpose
C) Both audience and purpose
D) Language ability
7 the purpose behind writing a paragraph:
A) May be different in
different paragraphs for same topic
B) Should be same in different paragraphs
C) Depends on audience
D) None of these
8 Every Paragraph should have
Unity of:
A) action
B) Sentences
C) Theme
D)
Concept
9 The preferred place for
topic sentence is:
A) Middle
B) First
C) Last
D) Anywhere in a paragraph 10
Paragraphs are ;
A) Always long
B) Never long
C) Short
D) All of these
11 Coherence in a paragraph
means:
A) Overall unity of ideas
B) Arrangement of sentences in
logical or chronological order
C) Connected thoughts
D) One action
12 Chronological order is
useful to describe:
A) Scene
B) Phenomena
C) Events
D) Cause and effect relation
13 Spatial order is useful in describing:
A)Scene B)Phenomena C)Events
D)Cause and effect relation
14 Variety in sentence length
and structure make a paragraph:
A) Complex
B) Easier
C) More interesting
D) Difficult to read
15 To maintain coherence in a
paragraph, we can use:
A) Connectives
B) Logical ordering of
sentences
C) Pronouns
D) All of these
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