Introduction
True or False? the conclusion should include new information
What is false?
What is a citation?
What is - telling the reader where your evidence came from
the 3 parts of an introduction
What is Hook, Background info and thesis statement?
What is the purpose of a hook
To grab the reader's attention
What are the words called that connect sentences/topics/paragraphs/etc.
What is a transition word, phrase, or sentence connecting paragraphs?
What makes an informative essay become argumenative?
What is a claim/counteragument/rebuttal
your claim or topic statement on the essay is called
What is thesis statement?
We use other's relevant words to address/exemplify the issue.
What is quotation?
this should remind readers of your topic at the end of your essay in the conclusion, typically in the first sentence.
What is restated thesis
What is showing the reader an opposing viewpoint to explaining why your argument is stronger
this sentence in the intro outlines your essay, eventually becoming topic sentences for body paragraphs
What is the thesis? (3 points)
This tells the reader about an issue. This is where you will take a stand.
What is a claim
Name the three things that need to be in the conclusion
1. Restate thesis
2. Summarize key points
3. Call to action
the level by which you choose your words for an essay, determined by the audience
What is tone
In an argument, your evidence and reasoning should always support what?
What is the claim/thesis
3 out of 4 ways to grab a reader's attention
What is ask a question, use exclamation, tell a brief story (anecdote) or use a powerful statement
What part of an argumentative essay addresses opposing viewpoints
What is the counterargument/rebuttal
this leaves the reader thinking about your essay at the end of the conclusion
What is a call to action
You can cite evidence in two ways, what are both ways?
Quotation- According to article 1, "Water is wet."
In-text Citation (Paraphrase)
Scientists did research to figure out that water is wet (Article 1).