Creating your Outline
What should your first sentence state?
Your Claim
How many times should you write your introduction?
Twice
How many parts does an final introduction usually have?
4 parts
What does repetition helps to emphasize?
Main points
When ordering your sections how many options to you have to choose from?
6 options
How many sentences should state your reasoning?
Two or More
Your first introduction doesn't have to be .....
Grammatically correct or Perfect
What is the current situation in an introduction?
What your readers now think or do?
What makes the speech easier to follow?
Repetition
What is it called when you order your section from earliest to latest or vice versa?
Chronologically or chronological order
What should you put under your reasoning?
A summary of your evidence
Who is the first introduction for?
Yourself
What is the research question in an introduction?
what reader need to know but don't
If you don't use repetition the reader may be confused on the ...
Main point of your paper
What is it called when you order your sections by their relationship to one another?
Part by part
What should you do in your conclusion?
Restate your reasoning
Who is your second introduction written for?
Your readers
What is the significance of the question in an introduction?
Your answer to "so what?"
For each concept you should select how many key terms?
One
What is it called when you order your sections from easier issues than harder ones?
More familiar to less familiar
What can you do to increase the amount of words in a essay?
Add more vocab terms
When is your second or final introduction written?
After you have revised your first or draft introduction
What is the answer in an introduction?
What readers should know?
Only is you repeat a few key concepts will the reader feel that your paper is .....
Coherent
What is it called when you order your sections from what readers find more important to less important?
Less important to more important