Notes and Prompts
Paraphrasing and Quotations
Counterarguments and Thesis
Drafting
100

Speaker, Subject, and Audience

What are the parts of the Speaker's Triangle?

100

Things to consider when paraphrasing.

What is common knowledge?


100

Functions of the counterargument.

What establishes common ground and builds credibility with your reader?
100

The hook

What do we use to draw the reader's attention?

200

Consider what you already know from your own personal experience.

What is Personal Schema?

200

A citation within parenthesis at the end of a sentence.

What is a parenthetical citation?

200

Counterargument signal phrases.

What is "some people say" or "Some object to"?

200

Structure of the introduction.

What is the hook, background information, and thesis?

300

When you have a conversation with the author.

What is annotation?

300

Large blocks of text from source.

What are block quotations?

300

First body paragraph.

Where should you place your counterargument?

300

Where the title comes from.

What is the last line of the essay?

400

Things each note card contains.

What are source information, title, notes, and page numbers?

400

Introductory signal phrases.

What gives background and establishes credibility?

400

A statement which is put forward as the premise.

What is a thesis statement?

400

Structure of the conclusion.

What is restatement of thesis, summary of most important, and final clincher?

500

Force you to be concise and easily manipulated.

What are the advantages of note cards?

500

Paragraph structure.

What is topic sentence, evidence, commentary, and clincher?

500

A common type of thesis statement.

What is a 3-prong thesis statement?

500

Paragraph hooks.

What are transitional phrases, word hook, and idea hook?