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| What is in an Introduction? | Hook, Background knowledge, Thesis/claim, what are your body paragraphs about |
| What is a conclusion to an essay | The summary of the whole essay |
| What is in a body paragraph? | Main Idea, Evidence, Elaboration, Wrap Up Sentence |
| What is a wrap up sentence? | To bring to a successful end to essay |
| Where do you find the evidence? | In the text |
| What is elaboration? | Tell more more about the evidence |
| What is a graphic organizer? | Chart to gather information from a text |
| What is a plan | graphic organizer, notes, outline, Cornell Notes, etc. |
| What is text | Could be the words read, a picture, audio, video |
| What do you mark when marking text? | Important information, example, evidence, main idea, etc. |
| What is the climax in all fictional stories, articles, etc? | The culminating point of the highest tension in a story. |
| What is the plot of a story? | the storyline in a story |
| What is the definition of Plagiarism? | unauthorized use of another person's words |
| what is the definition of Antagonist? | often the villian in a story |
| what is a Citation? | Reference to the source of information |
| What is the definition of Dialogue? | words spoken by the characters in a story |
| what is the definition of Genre? | the type of book, such as true crime novels, biographies, etc |
| What is a Hook? | A line that draws the reader into the book/essay from the beginning |
| What types of hooks can be used? | Question(s), Imaginary Situation, Quote(s), Fact/Research |
| What is a Protagonst | The main character of the story, which the reader identifies with |
| What is a thesis/claim? | The key argument the author puts forward, generally in non-fiction |
| What is a theme? | the general topic of a work/ author's life lesson or message |
