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Module 5 - Question Bank for Essay and Paragraph Writing in Exams

   Module: 5 - Writing

  • Punctuations
  • Types of Sentences
  • Writing Paragraphs with Unity, Coherence, Focus and Flow
This LINK takes you to the Blog which has the presentation about all the above topics:


Punctuation Marks are essential for writing and we can practice them for Grammar Questions as you did for Module 1.
LINK to an Article for an explanation of Punctuation Marks: CLICK HERE

Paragraph Writing - Essay Writing and Short Story Writing

Do you recall our practice of Creative Writing on Padlet and the Stories that also became Podcasts? Of course, you do!!!
Now the examination will again ask you to prove your writing skills in English.
Here is a list of 15 Topics for Paragraph Writing or Essay Writing, that you should keep in mind and also do wiring practice:
REMEMBER: A paragraph needs to be around 80-120 words as it needs ONE IDEA explained with various thoughts. 
An Essay should have at least 6-8 paragraphs that are based on ONE THEME (TITLE) given in the question paper. It should be more than 400 words in this case. 

  1. FIFA and the Passion for Football
  2. The Challenges for Uzbekistan in Tourism
  3. Smart Phones Do Not Make You Smart
  4. Children Should Not OverUse Online Gaming
  5. Cyber Safety is Very Important
  6. Navroz is a Festival of Community Togetherness in Uzbekistan
  7. Health is the Most Important Wealth Now
  8. COVID and the Learning for Students 
  9. Watching Cartoons Gives Us Mental Peace
  10. Reading Books will Make Us Good Learners
  11. Traffic Problem is People's Problem
  12. Watching Movies for long hours on smartphones will hurt our eyes
  13. The Happiest Moments from my school days
  14. Difference Between College Life and School Life
  15. Glorious History of Uzbekistan





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