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These flashcards cover essential concepts in essay writing from the lecture notes, focusing on introductions, conclusions, and important literary techniques.

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What are key elements of true and lasting love according to the lecture notes?

True love involves mutual respect, the desire to give rather than take, and the feeling of being wholly at ease.

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What is the purpose of using a quotation in an introductory paragraph?

Using a quotation adds someone else's voice to your own and can enrich the introduction.

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Who is the author of the quote, 'Fish and visitors, begin to smell after three days'?

Benjamin Franklin.

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What are the six types of introductions listed in the lecture?

  1. General to narrow, 2. Starting with an opposite, 3. Stating importance of topic, 4. Incident or story, 5. Questions, 6. Quotation.
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What is a common method of concluding an essay?

Ending with a summary and final thought.

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What should you avoid when restating your thesis in the conclusion?

Using the exact wording you used before.

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What types of questions are effective in a conclusion?

Questions that address the importance of the topic, future implications, possible actions, or choices.

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What does a prediction in a conclusion imply?

A prediction states what may happen in the future based on the current discussion.

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What kind of conclusion suggests actions that should be taken?

A recommendation.

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What is a title's role in an essay?

A title is usually a brief summary of what the paper is about.