Introduction
Grab the audiences attention
What is a hook?
Important way to lead into the next argument making the writing read smoothly.
What are transitions?
Why your argument is important to the audience?
what is purpose?
The gang who wore leather jackets
Who are the Greasers?
Answers the prompt
what is the Thesis/Claim?
The reason you used certain quotes from text and connecting it back to your main argument of the paragraph.
What is Justification?
What is short?
Staying on Topic.
What is focus?
Her red hair
Why was Cherry nicknamed Cherry?
Gives a brief idea to the audience of the source and introduces your main arguments.
Summary
Typically in the third paragraph and it gives the other sides argument. * which further in your writing should prove why the argument is wrong*
What is the counterclaim?
The essay is well structured
What is organization?
the 1960s.
What was the decade the book was set in?
The abbreviation for helping a writer construct their thesis.
what is TAG?
Title
Author
Genre
This should support your claim/thesis and come from the text.
What is evidence?
To prove your argument using quotes from the text.
What is evidence?
Mickey Mouse
What is the name of Sodapop's pet horse?
How to show you started another paragraph.
What is Indent!
"paragraph one states.."
To justify why you used the evidence you did, connecting quote to your argument.
What is Elaboration?
Nothing Gold Can Stay.
What is the poem that Ponyboy recited ?