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Opinion and informative writing practice
Students practise opinion and informative writing by answering multiple-choice and short response questions on claims, reasons, evidence, and transition words. They plan an introduction, body, and conclusion. Level 5th grade.
By Edform · English language arts · Grade 5 · Published Oct 28, 2026 · New
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Questions
- Which sentence is a clear claim for an opinion paragraph?
- A writer claims that students should have more time to read each day. Which sentence gives the strongest reason?
- Which transition best shows a contrast between two ideas?
- Which sentence would work best in the introduction of an informative paragraph about how bees help plants?
- Put these parts in an order that develops an opinion paragraph clearly.
- Match each transition to the way it connects ideas.
- Complete the sentence with a word that explains the purpose of evidence.
- Choose the transition that best completes the sentence.
- Sort each statement into the category it best represents: claim, reason, or evidence.
- Mark each statement true or false.
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