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Intro Paragraphs
RACESCES
ARMS or CUPS
Counterclaim
Anything Goes
100
The first sentence of my intro paragraph is called what?
Hook
100
R in RACES(CES)
Restate the question
100
True or False: When we go through the ARMS and CUPS stage of our essay we should replace boring words for more "juicy" words.
True - This falls under S (Substitute) in ARMS. 
100
Where does my counterclaim go in my essay?
Last paragraph right before the conclusion (usually 3rd body paragraph - 4th overall). 
100
Where do my citations go?
In parenthesis at the end of my quote or evidence. 
200
True or False, I can use and cite evidence in my intro paragraph. 
False
200
A in RACES(CES)
Answer the question
200
Which do we use to revise our essay?
Arms
200
True or False: In my counterclaim, I discuss the same side as I do in the rest of my essay. 
False - You discuss the opposite side. 
200
What does the acronym TAP stand for?
Task, Audience, Purpose
300
The last sentence in my intro paragraph is called what?
Thesis
300
C in RACES(CES)
Cite your evidence
300
Which do we use to edit our essays?
CUPS
300

What type of essay do I use a counterclaim in?

Opinion 
300
True or False: Even if I am not using a quote, I still need to cite evidence I am taking directly from the sources. 
True - If you copy directly from the source without crediting the author, it is plaigerism. 
400
What are the three parts of the thesis?
Restate the question + Reason 1 + Reason 2. 
400
E in RACES(CES) 
Explain your evidence.
400

What does the acronym MINTS stand for and when do we use it?

Months, I, Names, Titles, Start of sentences. - We use it so we know when to capitalize. 

400
What is the purpose of a counterclaim?
To acknowledge the opposite side and help my credibility as a writer. 
400

What are the three acceptable ways to cite my evidence?

(Author's last name, paragraph #), (Source Title, Paragraph #), (Source #, Paragraph #)

500
Where does my extension go and what is the purpose of it?
It goes between the hook and the thesis. The extension is there to provide background knowledge to my reader. 
500

How do I avoid plagiarism?  

Either cite the source or paraphrase it into your own words. 

500
What do the letters of CUPS stand for?
Capitalization, usage, punctuation, spelling
500
Give me an example of a counterclaim sentence starter. 

Critics argue that…, While it might be true that…, still the truth remains…, A common argument against this position is… but…, It may be true that….however…, It’s easy to think….but when you look at the facts…, While some researchers say…nevertheless…, It is often thought…but the fact is…

500
Name two things you need to do in order to be successful on your essay. 
Create a good hook, include and cite evidence, use transitions, have a good thesis, complete your conclusion (don't leave your reader hanging), don't be too repetitive.