WorksheetsEssay component
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
What are the four different types of hooks we covered in class?
Statics, question, anecdote, misconception
statistics, question, figurative language, misconception
statistics, personal story, figurative language, misconception
statistics, counter-argument, anecdote, misconception
Thesis statements can be define all of the following except:
stating your position
answering the prompt
arguments
giving your opinion
All of the following should be in your conclusion except:
restated thesis
counter-argument
call to action
your arguments
Which of them pertain to the introduction?
thesis and arguments
hook, thesis, and arguments
hook and thesis
hook and arguments
What should you have in your body paragraphs?
thesis and call to action
supporting details and examples
counter argument
arguments and supporting details
What should you connect to the thesis?
arguments
suporting details
counter arguments
all of the above
All of the following are consider a counter argument except?
a contradiction
a statements that shows the other side of the arguments and a the proves it wrong
A refutation and a concession
a misconception
What is a call to action?
a message you want to give your readers
a phone call
a thesis statement
an urgent command
What does the acronym H.E.L.P. stand for?
History, Entertainment, Literature, and People
History, Personal Experience, Literature, and People
Historical, Events in Society, Literature, and Personal Experience
History, Current Event, Literature, and Pop-culture
What is the difference between arguments and supporting details?
arguments are reasons to support your thesis and supporting details prove your arguments with examples.
arguments are examples and supporting details are reasons to support your thesis
supporting details are facts and arguments are lessons the writer gives
arguments are logical and supporting details cannot be proven
