Persuasive Writing Process (Up Until the Body Paragraphs)

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What does 'H' stand for in your introduction?

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Hook - It grabs the reader's attention.

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True or false: Red reasons can be copied word-for-word from the text.

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False - Red reasons should be paraphrased.

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True or false: The claim tells your readers your perspective. It does not tell the readers WHY you feel the way you do.

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True - The claim states your opinion without justification.

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What is a claim?

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A statement about what a person thinks.

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How do you begin your 'O' in your introduction paragraph?

Back

Some critics may argue _____.

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What is the purpose of a hook in persuasive writing?

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To engage the reader and make them want to read more.

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What are red reasons in persuasive writing?

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Reasons that support your claim, which should be explained in your own words.

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What is the structure of a persuasive essay introduction?

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It typically includes a hook, background information, and a claim.

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Why is it important to paraphrase red reasons?

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To demonstrate understanding and avoid plagiarism.

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What does the 'O' in the introduction stand for?

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Opinion - It presents your viewpoint on the topic.