Introduction Writing

The introduction paragraph should start with a "hook" to grab the reader's attention.

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Introductory Paragraph Formula:

• Hook + Thesis Statement + Transition Sentence

• Thesis Statement + Hook + Transition Sentence

• Hook + Background Sentences +Thesis Statement

An expository essay consists of

• Rising action, climax, and falling action

• Introduction, body, and conclusion

• Stanzas

• None of the above

What is the purpose of an introduction paragraph?

• To summarize the entire essay

• To introduce the topic and grab the reader’s attention

• To provide all the supporting details

• To explain the conclusion

What is the purpose of a hook in an essay?

• To introduce the main idea of the essay

• To grab the reader’s attention and make them want to keep reading

• To summarize the essay in a single sentence

• To provide supporting details for the thesis

What is a thesis statement?

• A question about the essay topic

• A detailed explanation of the first paragraph

• A sentence explaining what the essay will be about

• A closing statement for the essay

Which THREE elements should an introduction include?

• Hook

• Bridge/Background Info

• Thesis Statement

• Evidence

• Transition Phrase

What is the primary purpose of an introduction in an essay?

• To provide detailed evidence

• To introduce the topic and engage the reader

• To conclude the essay

• To list all references

Which of the following is NOT a common component of an introductory paragraph?

• Hook

• Thesis statement

• Supporting details

• Background information

In an introduction, what is a 'hook'?

• A sentence that summarizes the essay

• A question or statement to grab attention

• A detailed explanation of the topic

• A list of references