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I. Introduction
b. Follows the topic sentence with sentences that narrow the focus of the theme so
g. Road map your paper. What three examples are you going to use to support/prove
your thesis?
1.
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quotation with your own words) Write out your example and find a quotation to
e. Concrete detail #2 (your proof from the text itself where you will weave a
quotation with your own words) Write out your example and find a quotation to
h. Concluding Sentence – tie together the topic of this paragraph to your thesis. In
other words, how does this paragraph prove your thesis? You must constantly
bring the reader of your essay back to your thesis in this concluding sentence.
b. Concrete detail #1 (your proof from the text itself where you will weave a
quotation with your own words) Write out your example and find a quotation to
quotation with your own words) Write out your example and find a quotation to
h. Concluding Sentence – tie together the topic of this paragraph to your thesis. In
other words, how does this paragraph prove your thesis? You must constantly
bring the reader of your essay back to your thesis in this concluding sentence.
b. Concrete detail #1 (your proof from the text itself where you will weave a
quotation with your own words) Write out your example and find a quotation to
e. Concrete detail #2 (your proof from the text itself where you will weave a
quotation with your own words) Write out your example and find a quotation to
other words, how does this paragraph prove your thesis? You must constantly
bring the reader of your essay back to your thesis in this concluding sentence.
V. Conclusion
a. Begins with a topic sentence that clearly relates to the topic, issue, problem that
b. Sentences that make connections with, or revisits, points from your introductory
paragraph and your body paragraphs. These points now serve to close your
argument.
c. A synthesis of these points that clearly demonstrates the focus of your thesis.
d. A final comment, or intellectual conclusion of sorts that points out the larger
a. A separate page that lists all the texts that you referenced/quoted in your paper.