

Hook, Bridge, and Thesis in a Passage
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English
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7th - 9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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29 Slides • 12 Questions
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Making Great Claims: The Art of Thesis Statements

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The thesis statement tells the reader: (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)
the topic
your position on the topic
what you'll prove
main pieces of evidence
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Multiple Choice
A thesis statement can be more than one sentence.
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False
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Knowing what, why, and how to write about your topic will help you write a concise thesis statement.
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False
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Thesis statements should NOT:
announce themselves
announce the author
hint at textual evidence
ask a question
confuse the reader
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Multiple Select
The 4 main types of essays are:
Narrative
Compound
Argumentative
Descriptive
Expository
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Multiple Choice
A descriptive essay:
makes a claim about a topic and defends this claim
describes something (object, person, place, experience, emotion, situation)
creatively write anecdotally, or about something personal
presents facts and research on a subject
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Multiple Choice
An expository essay:
makes a claim about a topic and defends this claim
describes something (object, person, place, experience, emotion, situation)
creatively write anecdotally, or about something personal
presents facts and research on a subject
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Multiple Choice
An argumentative essay:
makes a claim about a topic and defends this claim
describes something (object, person, place, experience, emotion, situation)
creatively write anecdotally, or about something personal
presents facts and research on a subject
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Multiple Choice
A narrative essay:
makes a claim about a topic and defends this claim
describes something (object, person, place, experience, emotion, situation)
creatively writes anecdotally, or about something personal
presents facts and research on a subject
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Multiple Choice
A thesis statement is like the "road map" of your essay, directing you as you write it and guiding the reader through it.
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Disagree
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Your thesis statement will change based on the type of essay you’re writing.
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