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Literature Essay: Drafting the Introduction

Literature Essay: Drafting the Introduction

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10th Grade

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CCSS
RI. 9-10.9, RI.11-12.9, RL.11-12.2

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Abigail Taylor

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Which theme are you writing about for your essay? Remember, a theme is ONE sentence about a LESSON learned.

If you cannot remember, go back to assignment 2.5.1, or pick one from the list on page 2 of this lesson.

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Multiple Select

Which hook will you use today?

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A question

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A quote

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A short story

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A fact

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Multiple Choice

Which thesis statement is the strongest for an essay related to a theme?

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Romeo and Juliet includes characters like Romeo, Juliet, and Mercutio who experience love and conflict.

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The theme of Romeo and Juliet is that impulsive decisions driven by intense emotions can lead to tragedy.

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The theme of the novel is about hope.

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Open Ended

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  1. Write your name.

  2. Paste your introduction paragraph.

If you do not paste it here for my review, I will call home. I need to make sure we are all staying on the same page.

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Multiple Choice

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Before you click “Submit" on this lesson, confirm that you have:

1. Pasted your full introduction paragraph in the response box.

2. Included all three parts of an introduction:

- Hook (first sentence to grab attention)

- Background information (1–3 sentences summarizing the story)

- Thesis statement (last sentence that should state your theme)

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I confirm the statement above.

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I do not confirm the statement above.

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