H Charts
Draw an H-Chart to find Pros and Cons
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What does C stand for?
Claim
Aside from body paragraphs, what other 2 paragraphs are needed?
Introduction and Conclusion
Draw an H-Chart for informational.
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When we make an H-Chart for informational writing, we use MI instead of C. What does MI mean?
Main Idea
This must be included in your introduction paragraph and is the opposite of your claim.
Counterclaim
Draw an H-Chart for argument.
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How many evidences do we need on an argument H-Chart (total)?
six
This is how you introduce evidence in your essay. (This is a sentence frame).
The text says,
According to the text,
What type of chart or diagram would you draw to plan out a narrative on ATLAS? You can name it or draw it.
Plot diagram
Each part of an argument H-Chart is part of an essay. What is that part called? Hint, it's a body ____.
body paragraph
You must put this around each piece of evidence.
Quotation marks
Why do we make a pro/con/neutral chart?
To see which argument has the most evidence.
In your own words, how would you describe reasoning?
Reasoning is how and why your evidence makes sense.
This is how you introduce your reasoning/analysis.
This shows,