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Body Paragraphs

Body Paragraphs

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English

7th - 8th Grade

Medium

CCSS
RI.7.2, RI.8.2, RL.7.2

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Standards-aligned

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Thomas Cano

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2 Slides • 11 Questions

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Multiple Choice

How many body paragraphs are in an argumentative essay?

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1 Body Paragraph

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2 Body Paragraphs & 1 Counterargument

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5 Body Paragraphs & 2 counterarguments

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Multiple Choice

What is the first sentence in a body paragraph called?

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Evidence

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Topic Sentence

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Explanation

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Concluding Sentence

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Multiple Choice

What is the best (most specific) definition of a body paragraph?

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A section of a newspaper

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An introduction, body, or thesis

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One point of your thesis you are choosing to expand upon.

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A conclusion

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Multiple Choice

What are the 4 parts of a body paragraph?

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introduction, conclusion, body, thesis

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thesis, hook, bridge, title

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topic sentence, evidence, explanation, concluding sentence

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opening, example, explanation, closing

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Multiple Choice

In which order do the part of a body paragraph typically appear?

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Evidence, explanation, topic sentence, concluding sentence

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Explanation, concluding sentence, evidence, topic sentence

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Topic sentence, concluding sentence, evidence, explanation

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Topic sentence, evidence, explanation, concluding sentence

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Multiple Choice

How many sentences minimum are required for explanation/elaboration?

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1

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3

4

4

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Multiple Choice

What does the topic sentence do?

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These sentences are in your own words and show your reasoning about the topic.

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It is the evidence you give to illustrate, or show, the point of your topic.

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It is one point of your thesis that sets the direction for the paragraph.

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It should summarize the topic of you paragraph and transition to the next paragraph.

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Multiple Choice

In your body paragraphs, your evidence is usually ...

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... a "direct quote" from a source.

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... an explanation in your own words.

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... a topic that sets the direction of the paragraph.

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... a sentence that summarizes the topic and transitions to the next topic.

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Multiple Choice

In your body paragraphs, your explanation/elaboration is usually ...

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... a "direct quote" from a source.

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... an explanation of at least two sentences in your own words.

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... a topic that sets the direction of the paragraph.

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... a sentence that summarizes the topic and transitions to the next topic.

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Multiple Choice

In your body paragraphs, your concluding sentence is usually ...

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... a "direct quote" from a source.

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... an explanation in your own words.

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... an initial sentence that sets the direction of the paragraph.

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... a sentence that summarizes the paragraph's topic and transitions to the next paragraph.

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Final Question

Who will take first place today?

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Multiple Choice

In argumentative writing, your purpose is to persuade your reader to believe the claim of your thesis.

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True

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False

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