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TRUE OR FALSE: Argumentative essays focus only on one side.
TRUE
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Information that comes straight from the source.
Evidence
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A statement that clearly chooses ONE side
Opinion statement
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What is the acronym we use for the concluding paragraph?
TTORC
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What is another term we use when we refer to the concluding statement?
MIC DROP
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The final sentence that ends the paragraph and summarizes the reason.
Summarizing sentence
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"To begin with" or "First of all" are examples of...
Beginning transitions
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What is the acronym we use for our 2 body paragraphs?
TREEEES
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Information that comes from the writer.
Elaboration
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Attention grabbing sentence about your topic (used to draw the reader in)
Topic sentence
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What is the acronym we use for the introduction paragraph?
TOR
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What does TTORC stand for?
Transition, topic sentence, opinion statement, reasons, concluding statement
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