BoE Flashcards

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How is the introduction paragraph build? What does it emphasize?

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  • a hook
  • background information
  • a thesis statement
  • > explains the topic and the writer’s purpose in writing
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How is the body paragraph build? What does it emphasize?

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  • a topic sentence
  • supporting sentence and details
  • a concluding sentence
  • > develops the writer’s main points
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How is the concluding paragraph build? What does it emphasize?

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  • a restatement of the thesis statement
  • an insight, an opinion, a recommendation, a prediction, or a call to action
  • > restates the thesis statement and provides a final comment
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Which role does the hook take?

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  • usually the first/two sentence in the intro

- makes the reader interested

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Name different types of hooks?

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  • a thought-provoking question ->What’s more important, ….
  • a request to reflect on or visualize a situation to help the reader make a personal connection the issue ->Think about…
  • a relevant or memorable quoatation …once said, “… . “
  • a surprising statistic
  • an interesting and relevant observation
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Which role does the background information take?

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  • information on the topic that sets up the reader for the thesis statement
  • explains the topic in a way that makes the thesis statement seem logical
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Name some types of background information

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  • a general explanation of the topic
  • historical information on the topic
  • a personal story that relates to the topic
  • a relevant data and statistics
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Which role does the thesis statement take?

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  • is usually the last sentence in the introductory paragraph
  • tells the reader what ideas will be developed in the body of the essay
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What is the thesis statement consist of?

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  • two parts: a topic, a point of view

- point of view: states the individual ideas or points that will develop in the essay

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Which role does the body paragraph take?

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  • presents the main points of an essay

- each body paragraph logically and throughly explains, describes, or argues one aspects of the thesis statement

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What is the body paragraph consist of?

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  • topic sentence: states one aspect of the thesis statement
  • > connects to the thesis by reusing or paraphrasing key words
  • supporting sentence: give specific information about the main idea + details (explanation, examples, and facts)
  • concluding sentence: ties all the ideas in the paragraph together
  • > clearly, for these reasons, therefore, or in brief
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Which role does the concluding paragraph take?

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-reminds the reader of your thesis by restating + end it with an interesting comment, recommendation, or prediction
-> never add new information or ideas
—> In conclusion, in short, in sum, conclude

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How can a final comment look like?

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  • an insight or opinion
  • a prediction
  • a recommendation
  • a call to action
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how to restate the thesis statement?

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-paraphrase the thesis statement instead in the conclusion instead of repeating it word for word

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