Understanding the 'Because Clause' in Essays

The video tutorial explains the concept of the 'because clause' in thesis statements, which answers the question of why a claim is valid. It discusses the structure and order of criteria in a because clause, provides examples, and offers guidelines for crafting a strong thesis statement. The tutorial also includes tips for writing and researching thesis statements effectively.

What is the primary purpose of the 'Because Clause' in an essay?

• To provide evidence for a claim

• To summarize the essay

• To introduce the main topic

• To answer why a claim is valid

What question does the 'Because Clause' answer for the reader?

• What is the main topic?

• When was the essay written?

• Why is the claim valid?

• Who is the author?

What is the 'Because Clause' primarily used for?

• To introduce the essay

• To list references

• To provide reasons for a claim

• To conclude the essay

What is the purpose of the 'Because Clause' in an essay?

• To provide evidence for a claim

• To summarize the essay

• To introduce the main topic

• To answer why a claim is valid

How does the 'Because Clause' help in structuring an essay?

• It lists the criteria in the order they will be discussed

• It provides a conclusion for the essay

• It summarizes the main points

• It introduces new topics

What should the 'Because Clause' list?

• The conclusion

• The introduction

• The criteria that make the claim valid

• The main topic

What is the role of the 'Because Clause' in an essay's structure?

• To provide a summary

• To give the order of discussion

• To conclude the essay

• To introduce new topics

How many criteria are typically listed in a 'Because Clause'?

• Three

• Four

• Two

• One

What should the 'Because Clause' list?

• The introduction

• The conclusion

• The criteria that make the claim valid

• The main topic

What is the role of the 'Because Clause' in an essay's structure?

• To provide a summary

• To conclude the essay

• To give the order of discussion

• To introduce new topics