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Grade 4 English Writing - Comprehension of Informational Texts
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Reading and writing informational texts have a connection. Since they include the same elements, students should benefit from reading informational texts when writing them. Evidence and support should be included in these texts. Writing an essay follows a specific format.

Grade 4 English Writing - Comprehension of Informational Texts
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1. Each of the three body paragraphs in an essay begins with what?
2. What needs to happen in a body paragraph after the evidence is stated?
3. What is included in the body paragraphs that directly support the main idea?
4. What should be the last sentence in a body paragraph?
5. How do you cite evidence?
6. How should an informational text or essay begin?
7. What should be included in the thesis statement of an essay?
8. Which of the following could be evidence in a body paragraph?
9. If you are writing an essay about a historical event, why would certain vocabulary words be included in it?
10. What should NOT be included in a concluding paragraph?

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