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Opinion writing quiz
Students practise writing and choosing opinions, facts, and reasons using short multiple-choice and sentence-sort questions with prompts for linking words (because, so) and a simple conclusion. Level: 2nd grade.
By Edform · English language arts · Grade 2 · Published Oct 28, 2026 · New
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Questions
- Which sentence tells an opinion?
- Which two sentences give reasons to support the opinion “Recess is important”?
- Which sentence is a fact?
- A reason explains why a writer has an opinion.
- Which linking word best completes the sentence? “I like reading ______ it helps me learn new things.”
- Write one linking word that can introduce a reason.
- Which sentence works best as a conclusion for an opinion about planting a school garden?
- Which two words or phrases can help connect ideas in opinion writing?
- Which sentence gives a reason for the opinion “Our class should have more books”?
- “My favorite season is fall” is a fact because everyone can check it.
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