Structure of an Essay Flashcards

1
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Begin with a…

A

Lead or Hook

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2
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4 types of leads

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  1. famous quote
  2. quote from a non-famous person
  3. Personal experience anecdote
  4. Connect to a book or a deep thinking movie
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3
Q

Next comes…

A

define academic vocabulary or both sides of the argument

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4
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Expository essay
(introduction)

A
  1. Q in A to introduce topic
  2. because or by
  3. first idea, second word, and third idea
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5
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Argument essay (introduction)

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  1. Q in A to introduce argument/issue
  2. because or by
  3. first claim/argument and 2nd claim/argument
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6
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Introduce your________ or __________ from your ________ (1st body paragraph)

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first idea or first claim/argument from your thesis

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7
Q

Provide a…

A

logical reason

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8
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TIVQCTP3

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transition, indicator, verb, quotation, citation, title, page, passage, paragraph #

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9
Q

________ how evidence supports or _________ on the claim/argument

A

explain or elaborate

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10
Q

_______ is _______

A

This is important

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11
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Introduce your _______ or ________ from your _______
(second body paragraph)

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second idea or second claim/argument from your thesis

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12
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Introduce your _________ from your _______ (3rd body paragraph, expository essay)

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3rd idea from your thesis

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13
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Address the Other side for Argument essay

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  1. Counterclaim - “the other side may argue”
  2. Turn back - offer a solution
  3. Another counterclaim - “the other side may argue”
  4. Turn back - offer a solution
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14
Q

Restate _________ (conclusion)

A

thesis

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15
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Sum up your most _______, ___________, ____________ (conclusion)

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important, strongest, evidence

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16
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Expository essay -
end with a -

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“truly one can learn”
“call to learn”

17
Q

Argumentative essay-
end with a -

A

“All together”
“call to action”

18
Q

4 types of evidence (and the key):

A
  1. Statistics and numbers (#)
  2. Experts quote (EQ)
  3. Real life example (IRL)
  4. Scientific study (SS)