Argumentative Writing
What goes into the introduction of an Expository Essay?
Hook, Central Idea, 3 details (sometimes)
Define a hook.
Sentence or sentences used to catch the readers attention.
Which writing states an opinion?
Argumentative
Name three transition words
Next, Last, Sum it all up...etc.
What is in the introduction of an Argumentative Essay?
A hook, opinion statement, 3 reasons (sometimes).
What does the conclusion of an Expository Essay have?
Restate the central idea and details...Sum it all up
What is the difference between an expository essay and an argumentative essay?
One is to inform or give information, the other is to share your opinion or persuade
Which writing informs readers?
Expository
What paragraph is at the beginning of an expository essay?
Introduction
How many paragraphs are in an Argumentative Essay?
Five
What is the purpose of an expository essay?
To inform/give information
How many sentences should paragraphs have in a rough draft?
At least 4
What do you list after giving your opinion?
Reasons
What do you have to have in the first paragraph of an argumentative essay?
Hook, opinion, 3 reasons (sometimes).
What is your first writing called?
Rough Draft
Define a topic sentence.
A topic sentence introduces readers to the topic of each paragraph.
How many sentences should paragraphs have in a final draft?
4-7 sentences
Define transition words.
Words or phrases that lead into the next topic, for example: First of all, Next, Finally, To start with, To begin, furthermore, also, etc.
Give an example of an argumentative prompt.
Write an argumentative essay giving your opinion on...
What five paragraphs are included in an Argumentative Essay?
Introduction, Reason 1, Reason 2, Reason 3, Conclusion
What does the second paragraph of an expository essay include?
Topic sentence with first detail/fact, cited text evidence, elaboration and a conclusion sentence.
What sources do use to research a topic?
passages provided with the assignment.
What is at the end of an argumentative essay?
Conclusion
Give an example of an expository prompt.
Write an expository essay to explain...