1 main point that paragraphs will focus on

2 main points that paragraphs will focus on

3 main points that paragraphs will focus on

5 main points that paragraphs will focus on

1 main opinion on a topic

The most interesting fact on a topic

3 facts on one topic

3 opinions on one topic

Correspond to a point in your thesis

Start with a sentence that outlines the main idea of the paragraph

End with a sentence that connects to your main argument

All of the above

Doesn't have 3 separate ideas

Isn't an opinion

"Social benefits" are not provable

Nothing is wrong with it

All 3 points are too similar

All 3 points are facts and not opinions

All 3 points are false

Nothing is wrong

You rewrite the thesis.

You summarize each point of the thesis and it's evidence.

You end with a sentence explaining the relevance of your thesis.

You summarize the whole paper.

Introduction of yourself and the class you're taking.

Set the scene of the essay.

Explain why you're qualified to talk about the topic.

An interesting "hook" statement.

A one sentence intro at the beginning of each paragraph

A sentence in your intro paragraph explaining the topic

Your "call to action" in the conclusion

Any evidence statements in the thesis

Drop the quote at any time

Lead into the quote in one sentence and explain its relevance

Never directly quote someone. That is plagiarism.

Never explain a quote after using it.