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What are the 3 elements in an introduction?
What are: Hook, Background, and Claim
Where can a claim be found in an argumentative essay?
What is the Introductory Paragraph?
Your claim belongs in what sentence number, in the introduction paragraph
What is sentence 3
How many components are there in an argumentative essay? List them.
Introduction, Body Paragraphs, Counter-claim, Conclusion.
_______ is the other side of the opposing claim; the other side.
Counter-claim
the most important part of your essay
What is a claim/thesis statement?
What is a claim in an argumentative essay?
What is a statement the writer is trying to prove to be true?
What is the difference between the topic sentence and claim?
Claim- tells the thesis or main idea of what the author believes
Topic sentence- states the reason at the beginning of each body paragraph
What is the second paragraph of an argumentative essay?
reason #1, body paragraph #1
“Home Buyers should invest in buying homes for a return on investments because it increases their revenue, builds long-term wealth through property appreciation, and provides opportunities for passive income such as renting or leasing the property. "
What is: Claim
used to support an argument
What is evidence?
Where can supporting evidence of the claim be found in an argumentative essay?
What is the Body?
The 1st paragraph of an essay
Introduction
Where should you add your thinking
In the body paragraphs
What is the highest score for the TDW
4
Your explanation of an opposing viewpoint
counterclaim
the first sentence of your essay is....
What is: The hook
A statement opposing the original claim (The other side of the argument).
What is a counter-claim?
What does the Do/What strategy help with
Breaking down the prompt
When is the counterclaim typically addressed?
body paragraph #3
Name one transition word
**answers may vary
Where would you restate your ENTIRE claim
What is the conclusion?
What does RACER stand for
R- restate claim
A- answer question
C- cite evidence
E- explain your thinking/opinion
R- recap
What is the purpose of an ARGUMENTATIVE PAPER?
Argue for/against a topic; to persuade
What does REEL stand for
R- restate claim using reason 1
E- evidence
E- explain your thinking/opinion
L- link back to claim