Claim/Counter
What is a Counterclaim?
It is a claim made to rebut a previous claim.
What is a Conclusion?
It is the last part of something, its end or result.
What is an introduction?
Is the beginning of a piece of writing that establishes the topic and purpose.
What is a Cite Evidence?
Is giving credit to the original author or source of information that you use in your own work.
What is a topic sentence
What is a claim?
It is a demand for something due or believed to be due.
About how much sentences you should use for a conclusion?
How is a strong introduction?
A strong introduction grabs the reader's attention, establishes context, and presents the main argument or point of view.
What happen if you don't Cite Evidence?
If you don't cite evidence, you could be accused of plagiarism, which is a serious academic offense.
What is a pharagraph?
It is a distinct section of a piece of writing, usually dealing with a single theme and indicated by a new line, indentation, or numbering.
Where can a counterclaim be located?
A counterclaim can be located in the introduction, body, or conclusion of an essay.
What are the types of conclusions?
The types of conclusions are argumentative, editorial, logical, externalizing, and reflective conclusions.
What are some types of introductions?
they are thesis statements, anecdotes, questions, and quotations.
How is a Cite Evidence strong?
Strong evidence citations are clear, specific, support your claim, and show were the evidence come from.
How is a Topic Sentence strong?
When it focus on a specific issue, avoid the use of direct quotations, and leave room for support and analysis within the body of the paragraph.
How is a claim structured?
A claim is structured with the claim itself, evidence that supports the claim, and reasoning that explains the connection between the claim and the evidence
What are 2 features for a strong conclusion?
About how much sentences you should use for an introduction?
An introduction should be about three to five sentences.
How is a Cite Evidence structured?
It is structured with narrative citations, parenthetical citations, and note citations.
About how much sentences are in a Paragraph?
Paragraphs are between three and eight sentences long.
How is a counterclaim structured?
It is structured with acknowledging the opposing side, providing evidence for their argument, and then refuting their position.
How is a conclusion structured?
It is constructed with restating your thesis, summarizing your main points, and providing a clincher to leave your reader with something to think about.
How is an introduction structured?
Is structured with a hook, background information, and a thesis statement.
What do you need to Cite Evidence?
What makes a Topic Sentence bad?
If a topic sentence does not answer the questions howand/or why, means it is bad.