The final paragraph has 3 parts:

Restate the Claim, Summarize Evidence, Mic Drop Sentence

Which of the following is NOT true of the summary?

It is also known as the THESIS statement.

Which of the following is NOT a definition of the premise?

It transitions from the summary to the claim.

Each body paragraph consists of 4 parts:

Premise, Intro to Evidence, Evidence, Justification

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1
The SEGUE transitions from the summary to the claim.
True
False
2
Some examples of Introducing the Evidence are:
"The author states,"
Both 'A' and 'B'
"The text explains,"
Neither 'A' nor 'B'
3
Is this correct? White writes, "She just sat and stared out of the window" (7).
False
True
4
The PREMISE is:
Only A (red) and C (yellow)
Also called the Thesis statement
A reason to support your claim
The first sentence of the body paragraph
5
The CLAIM is:
All of the Above
The last sentence of the Introductory paragraph
Also called the Thesis statement
A sentence that can be argued.
6
When writing the TAG sentence, you must always keep it in the same order.
True
False
7
The Introductory paragraph includes 3 parts:
Segue, Summary, Premise
TAG, Premise, Claim
TAG, Summary, Claim
Premise, Evidence, Claim
8
TAG stands for Title, Author, Genre.
True
False
9
Before you cite the evidence, you do NOT have to introduce it.
False
True
10
A statement is something that can be argued, and a claim is something that is factual and can be proven.
True
False
11
The final paragraph has 3 parts:
Restate the Claim, Summarize Evidence, Mic Drop Sentence
Claim, Justification, Mic Drop Sentence
Restate the Claim, Summary, Justification.
TAG, premise, Restate the Claim
12
The justification must:
Always relate back to the claim
All of the above
Relate your evidence to the premise
Relate the evidence and premise back to the claim
13
Is this correct? The text states, "She just sat and stared out of the window" (White 7).
False
True
14
Which of the following is NOT true of the summary?
It should be CONCISE.
It should be 2-3 sentences long.
You should not use the word "THEN".
It is also known as the THESIS statement.
15
A sentence that can be argued is called a:
Premise
Answer
Claim
Statement
16
When you restate the claim, you should:
Only A (Red)
Both A and B (red and blue)
use new words so that you do not sound redundant
Use transition words or phrases b
17
The justification is:
All of these answers.
to justify or explain your thinking.
The last sentence of the bo dy paragraph.
Must be at least 2 sentences.
18
Which of the following is NOT a definition of the premise?
It is the 1st sentence of a body paragraph.
It is also known as a "REASON" to support the claim
It transitions from the summary to the claim.
Also known as a "Topic Sentence"
19
Restating the claim in the conclusion means to copy your claim from introduction word for word.
True
False
20
The evidence you use does not always have to support the premise or the claim.
False
True
21
Each body paragraph consists of 4 parts:
TAG, Premise, Intro to Evidence, Evidence
Premise, Summary, Evidence, Justification
TAG, Evidence, Justification, Claim
Premise, Intro to Evidence, Evidence, Justification

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