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WorksheetsEssay Organization
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The first sentence of your essay is called
the thesis
the hook
the bridge
the conclusion
The second part (following the hook) of your introduction is called
the thesis
the hook
the bridge
the conclusion
The last sentence of your first paragraph is called
the thesis
the hook
the bridge
the conclusion
The correct order of your introduction goes:
hook, bridge thesis
bridge, hook, thesis
bridge, thesis, hook
thesis, bridge, hook
R.O.S.E. stands for
something you've read, observed/watched, studied, experienced
something you've read, oncology reported, silenced, extinguished
something you've REKT, obliterated, studied silently, exploded
something you've Rogelio'd, Octavio'd, Stephen'd, Emily'd
Every great essay needs at least ___ body paragraphs
1
2
3
718,999
Every body paragraph should have a ______ example
real world
hypothetical
make believe
stegasaurus
Every real world example should prove that every action has a ___________/____________
consequence/no consequence
reward/consequence
regular oreo/double stuffed oreo
trials/tribulations
The first sentence of your conclusion should
restate your thesis
restate your hypothetical situations you made up in your body paragraphs
be a call back to your hook
include a picture of a shark riding a surfboard singing a Beyonce song
Your last sentence of your essay should
give the reader something to think about. Tell the reader what lesson they can learn from your essay.
start with, "Well reader, I hope you learned a lot today; like..."
be a connect the dot puzzle of an alien eating a Sonic Double Bacon cheeseburger that is much more complicated than it should be
give the reader a better understanding about who you are as a person and beg the reader to trust that you are a good person.
The order of paragraphs for an essay goes in the following order:
Introduction, body paragraph #1, body paragraph #2, conclusion
Conclusion, introduction, body paragraph #1, body paragraph #2
Introduction, body paragraph #1, conclusion, body paragraph #2
body paragraph #1, body paragraph #2, body paragraph #3, body paragraph #4
It makes sense to introduce who you are and what you are going to do in your essay. Example, "Hello, I'm Jake from State Farm and today I'm going to tell you all about how camels used to live in the Arctic Circle and migrated to Egypt. Buckle in and sit back because, boy, am I gonna take care of you!"
Totally never ever do this!
This looks real good and there's absolutely nothing wrong with this answer
This looks okay and I'm excited to read this essay
I mean this IS wrong, but it's okay to do every once in awhile.
We don't want to use "qualifiers" (I think, in my opinion, I believe) because
it weakens our writing
it's only legal to actually do this in seven states
this way of writing hasn't been invented yet
*holds up picture of Frosty the Snowman skiing down a ski slope. Is he skiing on his own skin? That's weird.*
The thesis is
the main idea/point of your essay
pretty cool if you think about it
the sis
basically something about your essay that people should know about
You should be able to draw a line from any sentence directly back to your
mom
thesis
hook
introduction
