Grade 7 · Reading & writing
Grade 7 Creative writing worksheet
20 questions on creative writing. The answer key is a separate download.
What is on the worksheet
Write a paragraph persuading a class to start a reading club.
Replace the vague word nice in The guide gave a nice explanation with a precise phrase.
Explain why changing a paragraph's topic halfway through can confuse a reader.
Writing and argument: which term fits this description? Reproduction of a source's exact words with clear attribution.
- Transition
- Formal register
- Quotation
- Evidence
A survey asks only people already attending a club whether the club needs more funding. Describe a limitation.
What additional evidence would help compare print and digital textbook access fairly?
Writing and argument: which term fits this description? Acknowledging a reasonable point made by another side.
- Concession
- Reasoning
- Formal register
- Counterargument
Which sentence connects evidence to a claim?
- The library is nice.
- Because many users arrive just before closing, later hours could meet unmet demand.
- I like my idea.
- There are books.
An original sentence says an approach “may help.” Which rewrite changes its certainty?
- The approach could help.
- The approach always works.
- It might be useful.
Writing and argument: which term fits this description? Rethinking content, structure and meaning to improve a draft.
- Concession
- Rebuttal
- Revision
- Counterargument
Writing and argument: which term fits this description? Information used to support a claim.
- Quotation
- Evidence
- Thesis
- Purpose
Writing and argument: which term fits this description? The quality of ideas fitting together in an understandable sequence.
- Citation
- Thesis
- Revision
- Coherence
Write a story that begins: “The door opened, but nobody was there.”
Writing and argument: which term fits this description? Restating a source's meaning using genuinely new wording and sentence structure.
- Formal register
- Paraphrase
- Counterargument
- Transition
Writing and argument: which term fits this description? Presenting someone else's words or ideas as one's own without proper acknowledgement.
- Concession
- Plagiarism
- Thesis
- Purpose
Writing and argument: which term fits this description? The central claim an analytical or argumentative text develops.
- Thesis
- Citation
- Transition
- Purpose
Why does mentioning a source not automatically make an argument sound?
Which transition introduces an illustration?
- for instance
- finally
- instead
- nevertheless
Writing and argument: which term fits this description? Information that identifies a source used in a piece of work.
- Counterargument
- Reasoning
- Citation
- Coherence
Write a short poem about a changing season.
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