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Introduction I. Introduction (5-7 sentences)
A. Hook: Interesting Fact or Question that draws the reader into the essay B. > D. Background: Covers any necessary information such as the text, author, setting, plot and/or characters E. Thesis: The writer’s opinion stated as a fact. Lays out the plan and purpose of the essay.
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Body Paragraphs (2-3) (8-11 sentences)
II. – III. (or IV.) Body Paragraph(s) TS – States the what and why of the paragraph E – Proof in the form of a Quote, Paraphrase or Fact (Remember to TIE) A– Response in the form of Opinion, Insight, or Details CS – Closes the current paragraph and Transitions to the next
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Body Paragraph Order A. Topic Sentence B. Evidence C. Analysis
D. Analysis E. Evidence F. Analysis G. Analysis H. Concluding Sentence/Transition
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Conclusion IV. or V. – Conclusion Paragraph (5-7 Sentences)
A. Restate Thesis B. – D. Review Main Points E. Revisit Hook and Pull Reader in through a General yet Intriguing Closing Statement that Commonly Connects Thesis to Big Picture of Reality
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