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Your CLOSING sentence should have all these
EXCEPT
Summary of the main ideas of the paragraph
Transition word such as: In sum, In conclusion, or Overall,
Restate the claim
Evidence
2
Your REASONING Sentence 2 should start with any of these
except
...
This proves that...
This demonstrates that...
Furthermore, ...
This shows that...
3
Which is
NOT
a transition word for your CLOSING sentence?
As previously stated,
To summarize,
To conclude,
In addition,
4
The part of the paragraph that restates the claim and sums up the main point of your paragraph:
Closing sentence
Reasoning
Claim
Evidence
5
Which one uses correct punctuation?
For example, the memoir states “This time I sat up sharply".
For example, the memoir states, “This time I sat up sharply."
For example the memoir states “This time I sat up sharply."
For example, the memoir states, “This time I sat up sharply".
6
The
genre
of a text is:
the type of text
the author of the text
the title of the text
the date of the text
7
The part of the paragraph where you analyze your evidence and explain how it supports your claim:
Claim
Reasoning
Evidence
Closing sentence
8
Your paragraph should always BEGIN with...
Evidence
reasoning
Closing sentence
claim
9
Which one uses correct punctuation?
To demonstrate, the article explains, "Sleep deprivation is detrimental."
To demonstrate the article explains, "Sleep deprivation is detrimental."
To demonstrate, the article explains "Sleep deprivation is detrimental."
To demonstrate, the article explains, "Sleep deprivation is detrimental".
10
The part of the paragraph that provides the common sense rule & the reason WHY your evidence is important
Closing sentence
Reasoning
Warrant
Claim
11
Which is
NOT
a transition word for your WARRANT?
Generally,
As a rule,
Typically,
To summarize,
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You should do all of these when writing EVIDENCE
EXCEPT
Write the evidence exactly the way it is written in the source/text
Put quotation marks around your evidence
Introduce the evidence by writing the title of the source/text
Write the evidence without using quotation marks
13
Do you need to write your evidence
BEFORE
your reasoning?
Yes
No
14
Your CLAIM should do all of these
except
...
should be 2 sentences
should be debatable
should answer the question given by your teacher
should be the topic sentence
15
The part of your paragraph with a direct quote from a text that proves your claim?
Claim
Evidence
Reasoning
Closing Sentence
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Which is
NOT
a transition phrase to introduce your EVIDENCE?
According to the article, ...
To demonstrate, the short story illustrates ...
This proves that...
For example, the story states...