Parts of an Essay
Parts of a Paragraph
MLA Details
True or False
100

The very first sentence of an introduction that grabs readers' attention

The hook

100

The very last sentence of a body paragraph wrapping up the main idea of that paragraph

Concluding sentence

100

What font in what size is used in MLA?

Times New Roman 12pt.

100

Once you mention the significance of your topic in your thesis, you do not need to bring it up again in future paragraphs.

False

200

The very last sentence of an introduction paragraph that briefly conveys the essay's main idea or claim

The thesis

200

What does "G" stand for in the acronym TAG?

Analysis

200

MLA has a four-part header. What element is missing from this list? 

Your name, the class name, and the date.

The professor's name.

200

True or false: the title of your essay should be bolded

False

300

Linking words OR phrases that help move readers from one idea to the next

Transitions

300

The very first sentence in a body paragraph, detailing the main idea of that section

Topic Sentence

300

What kind of spacing is used in MLA: single-spaced, 1.5, double-spaced, or 2.5?

Double-spaced
300

Thesis: When going on a hike it is important to research the area, stretch/hydrate, and bring proper materials; this ensures the hike is sustainable and fun throughout.

True or false: based on this thesis, the second paragraph should be about bringing proper materials.

False: stretching/hydrating

400

The name of the page at the end of the essay if the author included research

Works Cited

400

Where do evidence/examples normally go in a well-structured paragraph: the first sentence, right after the first sentence, or at the very end?

Right after the topic sentence

400

What size margins are used in MLA formatting: .5 inch, 1 inch, 1.5 inch, or 2 inch?

1 inch margins

400

True or false: if you were inspired by something you saw online and then incorporated some of that idea into your essay, but DID NOT use a quote, you don't need to cite that person/website

False: using any of someone else's intellectual property without proper citation/credit is plagiarism