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Introduction
Attention-grabbing statement (ex. fact or statistic, a provocative question, or a relevant quote)
Background information on the topic at hand
Introduce the prompt and claim
Provide a thesis statement
Provide an overview of the essay (outline main points of body paragraphs)
Body Paragraphs (3)
Topic Sentence
Evidence Integration (Cite 2-3 sources to support your claim)
Synthesis (Show relationships between sources, ex. agreement, contrast, or elaboration)
Analysis (Explain why the evidence you provided matters, and link evidence between documents)
Counterargument
Acknowledge and address opposing views.
Use evidence to refute counterarguments and strengthen your case
Conclusion
Restate thesis
Summarize main points and highlight key ideas
Provide a final thought or call to action
End with a strong closing statement (ex. memorable quote or statement on the main point of the essay)