Author's Purpose/Types of Essays
What is Persuade, Inform, Entertain?
This is what you do to the reader in the introduction paragraph.
What is HIT?
This is what you do to the reader in the body paragraphs.
What is ICE?
This is what counterclaim means.
What is opposite claim?
This is what flabbergasted means.
What is shocked?
This is the type of essay you write when you Persuade the reader.
What is Argumentative?
This is what H stands for.
What is Hook?
This is what the I in ICE stands for.
What is intro sentence?
This is how many counterclaim paragraphs you have to write.
What is 1?
This is what gingerly means.
What is carefully/cautiously?
This is the type of essay you write when you want to Inform the reader.
What is Informative?
This is what I stands for.
What is introduce topic?
This is what the C in ICE stands for.
What is Cite?
You still ICE in a counterclaim, but with a twist to focus on the opposite side. This is what the I stands for.
What is intro sentence?
This is what amiable means.
What is friendly?
This is the type of essay you write when you want to Entertain the reader.
What is Narrative?
This is what T stands for in an argumentative essay.
What is claim?
This is what the E in ICE stands for.
What is explain?
You still ICE in a counterclaim, but with a twist to focus on the opposite side. This is what the C stands for.
What is Cite?
This is what chateau means.
What is French castle/manor?
This is the type of essay you wrote when we took Write Score in the fall.
What is Informative?
This is what a claim is.
This is what the last sentence in the paragraph is called.
What is conclusion sentence?
You still ICE in a counterclaim, but with a twist to focus on the opposite side. This is what the E stands for.
What is Explain?
This is what posh means.