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Argumentative Essay

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  • After stating a reason to support your claim, what should you do next?
    support it with evidence
  • What is a claim?
    an individual's opinion about a text, topic, event or idea
  • What are the 3 parts to an introduction?
    Summary/Background, Transition, Thesis/Claim
  • What are these called? however, first, lastly, furthermore
    transition words
  • What is the structure of an argumentative essay?
    Introduction, body part and conclusion
  • Can we use new fresh information in a conclusion?
    NO
  • What does C mean in C-E-R
    CLAIM
  • What does R mean in C-E-R
    Reasoning
  • Why do you use a hook at the beginning of your essay?
    To gain the interest of/captivate the reader.
  • What is a quote?
    to repeat exactly what someone else has said or written
  • After you finish your essay, what should you do before turning it in?
    Proofread it!
  • What does convince mean?
    To persuade or cause a person to change their mind.
  • Which part of the essay is this... "Imagine an ocean of milk. Would you swim in it?"
    the hook
  • What is an argumentative essay?
    A writing where the author tries to convince a reader to accept their position or opinion.
  • You essay should be double...
    SPACED
  • What is a thesis statement?
    The last sentence in your introduction -- where you say your claim
  • what is audience?
    your reader! who is reading your essay
  • What should you say before you introduce a quote?
    For example, for instance, in the book it says
  • The second and third paragraphs are known as the
    body paragraphs
  • How long is a paragraph?
    5-6 sentences
  • What are the 3 parts to a body paragraph?
    Topic sentence, evidence, explanation/reasoning
  • What style and size font should your essay be in?
    12 point, Times New Roman
  • What doe E in C-E-R mean?
    Evidence
  • You always need to tell your reader the ____ and ___ of the book so they know what its about and who wrote it
    title and author
  • What supporting details can you use to defend your arguments?
    evidence, facts, statistics, quotations
  • What is the last paragraph in an essay called?
    conclusion