thesis
body paragraphs
counter argument
introduction
Conclusion
100
Where does the thesis go?
In the beginning of the paper
100
What are three letters you need to remember whe writing a body paragraph?
PEE
100
what does counter argument mean?
It means arguing the opposing view of your thesis.
100
what are the 3 things the introduction has in it?
A hook, bridge and thesis
100
What 3 things does the conclusion need?
A revised thesis, bridge and food for thought.
200
What does the thesis explain?
It explains what the whole paper is about
200
What does PEE stand for?
Point Evidence Explanation
200
What is opposition
What the opponents view on something is. (The point you disagree with)
200
What is the hook.
It is the sentence (or more sentences) that catches the readers attention.
200
What are the two questions you need to answer in the revised thesis?
Why should someone listen to my thesis and why is my thesis important.
300
Why do we have thesis's?
So that the reader doesn't get confused about what the paper is about.
300
What does point mean?
The reason
300
What does refutation explain?
It is explaining why the opposing view is wrong.
300
What are the 3 things in the bridge?
The title author and genre
300
What should you be able to do with the conclusion and introduction?
Be able to flip the conclusion around and have it be a introduction.
400
When do thesis's come in handy?
When writing argumentative essays and when writing an essay with paragraphs.
400
What does evidence mean?
It means examples to support the points.
400
Give an example of how the starting of an opposition would go.
One might argue... because...
400
What are the 10 words that can easily start the thesis?
After Although As When While Until Before Because If Since
400
What does the bridge need to have in it?
The author (only last name) and the tittle.
500
How do you test if it's a good thesis?
If it's something a smart person could disagree with.
500
What does explanation do?
relates evidence to point and explains how your evidence proves your point.
500
Give an example of how the starting of a refutation would go.
but... because... therefor...
500
Can the introduction be split up? explain.
No, because it shows what the essay is about and facts needed to know before reading and splitting it up would only make the reader confused.
500
What is the food for thought?
It is something to leave the reader to think about after reading
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