True or False



1.	Expository writing is meant to inform or explain.
	A.	True
	B.	False

2.	There is only one kind of expository writing.
	A.	True
	B.	False

3.	A writer who compares two things explains how they are different.
	A.	True
	B.	False

4.	When comparing, a writer can organize a paper subject by subject.
	A.	True
	B.	False

5.	When a writer explains a process, the steps need not be in any particular order.
	A.	True
	B.	False

6.	Transitions help readers see how the steps of a process are connected.
	A.	True
	B.	False

7.	Making a list of questions about a topic is a good way to start a report.
	A.	True
	B.	False

8.	When taking notes, a writer should put quotation marks around any information he or she copied word for word.
	A.	True
	B.	False

9.	A book report should never include the writer’s opinion about the book.
	A.	True
	B.	False

10.	One way to revise a “how-to” paper is to ask yourself whether someone else could follow your directions.
	A.	True
	B.	False

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