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Brannan: A Writer's Workshop
A Writer's Workshop: Crafting Paragraphs, Building Essays
Bob Brannan, Johnson County Community College
Illustrating through Examples

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To test your knowledge of this chapter's content, match the following:
1


Good subtopic sentence
2


Poorly developed subtopic sentence
3


Order of importance
4


Connector
5


Topic sentence
6


Sensory detail
7


sound-alike words
8


Illustration
Answer choices for questions 1 through 8
A)Ordering examples from least important to most important
B)"The wind howled in the trees."
C)a pattern of development that uses examples to illustrate a certain point
D)"Vegetables are good for you."
E)where/wear
F)"How I survived my adolescent years, I will never know."
G)"Most vegetables have no fat but plenty of fiber and essential nutrients."
H)"Most important..."








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