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Scholarship Essay QuestVersion en ligne Guide to writing a scholarship essay par Jorge Jirack Murgas Bonilla 1 What should you do before writing your essay? a Copy another essay. b Start writing immediately. c Understand and plan the question. d Write the conclusion first. 2 What is the purpose of an introduction? a Provide the conclusion. b List all sources. c Add unrelated details. d Introduce the topic and main focus. 3 What should a body paragraph contain? a A long quotation only. b Only a topic sentence. c No evidence is needed. d A main point and supporting evidence. 4 True or False: A conclusion should introduce completely new information. a False b Only in bolded essays c Sometimes d True 5 Put these parts in the correct order: Introduction, Body, Conclusion. a Conclusion → Introduction → Body b Introduction → Body → Conclusion c Introduction → Conclusion → Body d Body → Introduction → Conclusion 6 Choose the best sentence to start a body paragraph. a I think this is good. b The main point is that international experience strengthens skills. c In this essay, I will. d This topic is interesting. 7 Identify the correct paragraph for a main idea with evidence. a There is no second paragraph b The third paragraph c The first paragraph d The second paragraph 8 True or False: You should use evidence and references correctly. a True b False c Sometimes d Only if you have many sources 9 Which part should summarize the main argument? a Conclusion b References c Body d Introduction 10 Which sentence best links evidence to your main idea? a I like this topic. b This is my personal opinion. c This shows how X supports the main argument. d In conclusion, this is irrelevant. 11 Identify the correct paragraph type: opening the essay with context. a Body b Conclusion c Introduction d Abstract 12 What should you avoid in the conclusion? a Summarizing main points b Ending with a final thought c Introducing new information d Restating the thesis 13 Which is a good way to plan before writing? a Jump straight into text b Skip planning to save time c Outline main ideas and examples d Write only questions 14 Which feature makes a scholarship essay stronger? a Complex vocabulary only b Clear focus and evidence c Few references d Long paragraphs 15 What should a good introduction avoid? a Thesis statement b Clear topic c Unclear thesis d Engaging hook 16 Which step helps avoid new information in the conclusion? a Summarize main points b Add new data c Repeat the introduction exactly d Introduce a new idea 17 Which is a strong opening for an essay about studying abroad? a My university is great. b This essay is about me. c I like writing. d I plan to study abroad to gain global experience. 18 Identify the best approach for using references. a Avoid mentioning sources b Only quote long passages c Cite sources correctly to support claims d Ignore sources you disagree with 19 Which sentence best signals a main idea in a paragraph? a The main point is that authentic experiences shape skills. b Some people say this. c I think this is true. d This may be useful. Feedback 1 Plan first to address the prompt clearly. 10 points if correct. 2 Set the topic and the focus of your argument. 3 Body paragraphs develop ideas with examples and evidence. 4 Conclusions summarize, not introduce new ideas. 5 Order is Introduction, then Body, then Conclusion. 6 Clear topic sentence introduces the main point. 7 Body paragraphs typically contain the main idea with evidence. 8 Cite evidence properly to support claims. 9 Conclusion wraps up the essay without new info. 10 Connect evidence to your claim clearly. 11 Introductions set up the topic and focus. 12 Conclusions should not introduce new ideas. 13 Planning helps organize evidence and structure. 14 Focus and evidence improve impact. 15 A clear thesis guides the essay. 16 Conclude by summarizing, not adding new ideas. 17 A focused, purpose-driven start works well. 18 Proper citation strengthens credibility. 19 Strong topic sentences guide the paragraph.

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Scholarship Essay QuestVersion en ligne

par Jorge Jirack Murgas Bonilla

What should you do before writing your essay?

What is the purpose of an introduction?

What should a body paragraph contain?

True or False: A conclusion should introduce completely new information.

Put these parts in the correct order: Introduction, Body, Conclusion.

Choose the best sentence to start a body paragraph.

Identify the correct paragraph for a main idea with evidence.

True or False: You should use evidence and references correctly.

Which part should summarize the main argument?

Which sentence best links evidence to your main idea?

Identify the correct paragraph type: opening the essay with context.

What should you avoid in the conclusion?

Which is a good way to plan before writing?

Which feature makes a scholarship essay stronger?

What should a good introduction avoid?

Which step helps avoid new information in the conclusion?

Which is a strong opening for an essay about studying abroad?

Identify the best approach for using references.

Which sentence best signals a main idea in a paragraph?

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