Introductions
The introductory sentence to the paper is called this
What is the hook?
The purpose of the concluding paragraph
What is to summarize the paper?
The best place to put a counter argument
What is after the introduction or before the conclusion?
A transition for the last paragraph of the paper
What is "In conclusion"?
This appeal refers to logic and reasons
What is logos?
The purpose of the hook
What is to grab the reader's attention?
This should be restated in a new way in the conclusion
What is the thesis?
The first part of a counter argument is called this
What is the turn against?
A transition to introduce a first point
What is "First"?
This appeals refers to experts and credibility?
What is ethos?
The sentences between the hook and thesis are called
What is the bridge?
This should NEVER be included in the concluding paragraph
What is new information?
The _____ of a counter argument is to acknowledge the opposite opinion
What is the purpose?
A transition to show an example (cannot be "For example")
What is "To demonstrate"?
This appeal refers to emotions
What is pathos?
The purpose of the introductory paragraph
What is to outline the paper?
If a paper was a hamburger, this part would be the conclusion
What is the bottom bun?
The second part of the counter argument is called this
What is the turn back?
A transition to show opposites
What is "On the other hand"?
This appeal is exemplified if a famous doctor endorses a particular toothpaste
What is ethos?
The MOST IMPORTANT part of the introduction
What is the thesis statement?
The best way to finish the conclusion
What is leave the reader with something to think about?
This should be included in the turn back
A transition to show similarity (cannot be "Similarly")
What is "Likewise"?
This type of appeal is shown in commercials that showcase product comparisons
What is logos?