Explore the basics of English writing, focusing on constructing response essays. Learn the components of a strong essay, including thesis statements, claims, evidence, and analysis, essential for academic success.
A statement that that often misleads the reader.
A statement that can be proven true with evidence and analysis.
A statement used by the author of a novel begin a story.
A statement that the reader then argues against.
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To write a detailed summary of what happened in the passage.
To restate the thesis in a way that surprises the audience.
To provide additional evidence in the form of quotes.
To explain the significance or importance of the evidence in an insightful way.
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A personal story
A quote from a friend
A quote from the passage
Further explanation of the claim
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The author first highlights the theme of guilt through the character of Amir.
Guilt is a theme in the book.
I remember a time I felt guilty, and I couldn't get over it for weeks.
Feeling guilty can start to mess with your head, like it did to Amir's.
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The author's name
The purpose for writing
A CEA paragraph
To underline the book title.
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Introduction
Personal Pronouns
Thesis Statement
Analysis
Pictures
Evidence in the form of quotes
Conclusion
Claims
Only three paragraphs
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"Then I saw her around the corner (Smith 101)".
"Then I saw her around the corner." (Smith 101).
"Then I saw her around the corner" (Smith 101).
Then I saw her around the corner Smith 101.
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Author's Name
Your Name
Title of the passage or novel
Purpose for writing
Essential details to be discussed
Your favorite part of the story
A CEA paragraph.
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Metaphor
Simile
Title
Personification
Conclusion
Imagery
Symbolism
Mood
Tone
Author
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