Accordion and CEAL structure

Question 1

What is the Accordion format for an introduction?

Answer 1

Hook, line, sinker

Question 2

What is the Accordion format for a body paragraph?

Answer 2

Claim, Evidence, Analysis, Link or leaving thought

Question 3

What is the accordion structure for a conclusion paragraph?

Answer 3

Thesis restated, review of main points, implications, and parting thought

Question 4

What is another word for Implication?

Answer 4

Importance to the world

Question 5

Your hook should be

Answer 5

An important quote, fact, or statistic WITH an in-text citation

Question 6

An in-text citation consists of a

Answer 6

Signal phrase AND a parenthetical citation

Question 7

A signal phrase is

Answer 7

A phrase that introduces your quote, fact, or statistic, such as “According to” or “In an article by”, etc.

Question 8

In MLA format, a parenthetical citation consists of

Answer 8

The author’s last name and the page number, if available, in parentheses

Question 9

If the author’s name is not available, you should use the ______________ in your signal phrase and the ___________ in the parenthetical citation

Answer 9

Title of the work in your signal phrase and page number in the parenthetical citation

Question 10

In an introduction paragraph, the line is the

Answer 10

Logical connection between your hook and sinker, in your own words

Question 11

In an introduction paragraph, another word for the sinker is the

Answer 11

Thesis

Question 12

The thesis/ sinker consists of

Answer 12

The main topic in your essay as well as a preview (in paragraph order) of the topics you plan to talk about in your body paragraphs

Question 13

When writing a claim, make sure it is

Answer 13

About a big idea, clear and specific, and connected to the first point in your sinker/ thesis preview

Question 14

For evidence, you should use

Answer 14

a specific quote, fact, or statistic OR a paraphrase

Question 15

Do you need to cite paraphrases in-text?

Answer 15

yes, always

Question 16

For analysis, you need to

Answer 16

Explain your evidence, connect it to the bigger picture of your topic, and explain its relevance (importance)

Question 17

The L in CEAL stands for either

Answer 17

Link or leaving thought

Question 18

The L in your CEAL should

Answer 18

Wrap up your paragraph and transition smoothly to the next paragraph (if there is one)

Question 19

In an accordion conclusion paragraph, the T stands for

Answer 19

Thesis (sinker) restated

Question 20

In an accordion conclusion paragraph, your review of main points needs to

Answer 20

Review your three claims in different words and in the same order they have been throughout your paper

Question 21

In an accordion conclusion paragraph, your implication should state

Answer 21

The importance or relevance to the world around you (how it impacts people, actions people should take in response, etc)

Question 22

In an accordion conclusion paragraph, your parting thought should be

Answer 22

a conclusion sentence for your paragraph as a whole/ a conclusion statement that packs a punch

Question 23

Basic MLA format requires your font, size, and spacing to be

Answer 23

1 inch margins, Times New Roman Font, double spaced

Question 24

MLA format requires headINGS to be

Answer 24

On the left-hand side, and include your name, your instructor’s name, the course, and the date, in that order and double spaced

Question 25

MLA format requires that headERS are

Answer 25

On the upper right-hand corner, with your last name and the page number