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Key terms from the Hook-Bridge-Thesis lesson

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Attention grabber at the start of a piece to draw readers.

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Background information that links the opening to the main idea.

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Main claim or central argument guiding the whole text.

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Opening section that presents topic and purpose.

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Subject under discussion or study.

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Reason or claim supporting the central thesis.

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Intended readers or listeners for whom the piece is written.

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