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Grade 5 English - Developing a Topic with Facts and Details
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Topics must be developed in an informative or explanatory essay. To do this, students must find facts, definitions, concrete details, quotations and other examples to support the topic. Also, the students must explain how these facts support their topic. Students may need to conduct research in order to provide the support.

 

Grade 5 English - Developing a Topic with Facts and Details
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10 Questions

1. TOPIC: Compared to the other phases of the moon, how does the waning moon look?
Which term below should have a definition of it included in the essay in order to develop the topic?
2. TOPIC: Why did the president force the Native Americans to walk on the Trail of Tears?
Which term below should have a definition of it included in the essay in order to develop the topic?
3. Read the topic below.
TOPIC: What are the dangers of tigers and lions?
Which fact would best support this topic?
4. Read the topic below.
TOPIC: How can people save endangered tigers from becoming extinct?
Which fact would best support this topic?
5. Read the topic below.
TOPIC: Who is a famous piano player?
Which fact would best support this topic?
6. Read the topic below.
TOPIC: What would happen if you had a pet lion?
Which fact would best support this topic?
7. TOPIC: What is the history of the piano?
Which fact would best support this topic?
8. TOPIC: How do you play the piano?
Which fact would best support this topic?
9. TOPIC: Describe the differences between tigers and lions.
Which fact would best support this topic?
10. Read the topic below.
TOPIC: What are the different kinds of pianos?
Which fact would best support this topic?

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