English 1 EOC Review

What is the proper structure of a introduction paragraph

• Hook Sentence.

  Summary of Prompt and opinions of topic.

  Thesis/claim statement

• Thesis statement.

  Summary of prompt and opinions of topic.

  Hook sentence

• Hook sentence.

  Thesis statement.

• Thesis statement

  Summary of prompt and opinions of topic.

Answer explanation

The proper structure of an introduction paragraph is to start with a hook sentence, followed by a summary of the prompt and opinions of the topic, and then end with a thesis/claim statement. This order helps engage the reader and sets up the main argument.

The "one sentence summary" or main idea of your essay is the ___________.

• Hook statement

• Thesis or Claim

• main idea

• sentence in your essay

Which of the following is NOT part of an introduction paragraph?

• Hook

• Introduce the topic

• Thesis

• Counterclaim

What is the purpose of a narrative essay

• To provide information

• To support one side of an argument

• To tell a story

What is the purpose of a argumentative essay?

• To provide information

• To support one side of an argument

• To tell a story

What is the purpose of a explanatory essay?

• To provide information and explain

• To support one side of an argument

• To tell a story

Every essay has to end with what?

• conclusion
• summary
• introduction
• body

What is a counterclaim?

• A counterclaim is a claim made to rebut a previous claim/introduce the other side of the previous claim

• A counterclaim is a claim made to introduce a new topic.

• A counterclaim is a claim made to summarize the main argument.

• A counterclaim is a claim made to support a previous/main claim.

Answer explanation

A counterclaim is a claim made to rebut a previous claim/introduce the other side of the previous claim, highlighting the correct choice.

What is a rebuttal?

• A rebuttal is a type of plant

• A rebuttal is a response to a criticism or argument, typically in a debate or discussion, where one presents counterarguments or evidence to refute the opposing viewpoint.

• A rebuttal is a type of dance move

• A rebuttal is a type of dessert

Answer explanation

A rebuttal is a response to a criticism or argument, typically in a debate or discussion, where one presents counterarguments or evidence to refute the opposing viewpoint.

Why do body paragraphs require evidence or support?

• Body paragraphs require evidence or support to confuse the reader.
• Body paragraphs require evidence or support to showcase personal opinions.
• Body paragraphs require evidence or support to provide credibility to the arguments being made.
• Body paragraphs require evidence or support to make the text longer.