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Essay Structure Scramble

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Unscramble terms to build an essay blueprint.

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Essay Structure Scramble
 

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Unscramble terms to build an essay blueprint.

by Evelyn Davis
1

Facts, data, and examples that support a claim with specifics.

2

Opening device to grab attention and motivate readers to continue.

3

First section that presents the topic and outlines the argument or purpose.

4

Final section that summarizes main points and offers final thoughts.

5

Details and explanations that develop ideas beyond the basics.

6

Contextual information that informs the reader about prior conditions or factors.

7

The opening line of a paragraph that states its main point.

  
  
8

Central claim or stance that guides the essay and connects evidence.

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