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The Introductory Paragraph (Step 1)
Provide a hook (Startling Information, Statistic, Quote)
The Introductory Paragraph (Step 2)
Give some basic background information on the topic based on the articles
The Introductory Paragraph (Step 3)
Present the opposing view
The Introductory Paragraph (Step 4)
Thesis: State your claim and the reasons
Body Paragraph (Step 1)
Topic Sentence (Sentence telling what the paragraph is about and reflects one of the main points of the thesis)
Body Paragraph (Step 2)
Explain/Elaborate on your topic sentence
Body Paragraph (Step 3)
Provide TWO examples of cited textual evidence with quotes around original wording and the citation in parenthesis
Body Paragraph (Step 4)
Provide comments on the cited textual evidence. Use the handout with the word "THAT" and memorize a few stems. You may use the following: This quote is important because.... This quote proves that.... * This quote illustrates that....
Body Paragraph (Step 5)
Write a concluding sentence to wrap up your paragraph.
Counterargument Paragraph is a….
Topic Sentence (State the opposing viewpoint).
Counterargument Paragraph (following stems)
Critics argue that.... A common argument against this position is that.... * Opponents believe that....
Counterargument Paragraph (Transitions)
Make sure to start with a contradicting transition such as: However, nevertheless, on the contrary.
Counterargument Paragraph (step 2)
Cite the source of opposing claim, and contradict it. Make sure to include who said it. Explain why its weak and illogical.
Concluding Paragraph (Step 1)
Restate the thesis
Concluding Paragraph (Step 2)
Briefly summarize the reasons
Concluding Paragraph (Step 3)
Briefly summarize the opposing view
Concluding Paragraph (Step 4)
Give a statement of the consequences of not embracing the position
Concluding Paragraph (Step 5)
End with a strong clincher statement: an appropriate, meaningful final sentence that ties the whole point of the paper together (may refer back to the attention grabber)