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Argument
Compare and Contrast
Problem and Solution
Cause and Effect
Fun Facts
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What is the amount of reasons you need in an argument essay?
3
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What is the key words?
Between, and Relate.
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Hook, and Describe the problem. What is two things in paragraph 1?
Hook, and Describe the problem.
100
What is the amount of paragraphs in a cause and effect essay?
3 paragraphs
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What is what type essay has the most paragraphs?
Argument Essay.
200
What is the counter claim paragraph in?
Paragraph 5.
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What is the paragraph with the similarities in?
In Paragraph 1.
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What is in paragraph 2?
Explain the solution, why is it the best, and address how it relates.
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What is the paragraph that has the second effect?
Paragraph 3.
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What is a way to start a conclusion paragraph?
In conclusion.
300
3 sources.What is the amount of sources in a argument essay?
3 sources.
300
What is amount of similarities need in the essay?
4 to 5 similarities.
300
What is the way you start paragraph 3?
Rephrase the problem and why it needs solving.
300
Argument essay and Cause and effect essay.
What is the 1 essay types that end with a call of action?
400
What is the first thing listed in the last paragraph?
The last paragraph has the thesis.
400
What is amount of sentences in the last paragraph?
5 sentences in this paragraph.
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What is the words your start the 3 paragraph with?
"All in all,"
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What is the way you site your source?
In parenthesis.
400
What is the essay that goes in order of how things happen?
Chronological Essay.
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What is the is the part of them name of author used in siting a source?
Last name.
500
What is everything that has to be in a compare and contrast essay?
Must have words similarities and differences.
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What is one thing listed in each paragraph?
Hook, explain solution, and rephrase the problem.
500
What are some words that might weaken your cause and effect essay?
There is a chance... a possibility...could happen...
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Can you quote from the other argument side to boost your counterclaim?
You can quote from the other side of the argument.