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Parts of an Essay (Chunk & Check) #3 Thesis

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Question 3
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Question 4
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ALL of the following describe a well-crafted thesis statement EXCEPT:
It is normally placed at the end of the introductory paragraph
It presents the order of subtopics to be discussed
It can be one or more sentences in length
It presents an arguable/debatable claim in an argumentative essay
It presents the topic, character, or text that will be analyzed in a literary analysis essay
What rules or guidelines should one keep in mind when creating a thesis statement?

I. Avoid the words “In this paper I will . . . “ or “This paper will be about”
II. It is acceptable to not mention the specific subtopics one plans to discuss.
III. A thesis statement or claim cannot be a question or a quotation.’
IV. If you have a prompt, your thesis statement or claim should directly answer or address the prompt.
I only
II only
III only
III and IV
I, II, III, and IV
According to the essay, which of the following sentences best describes the essay’s thesis statement?
It reveals that the focus of the writer’s paper will be the play Julius Caesar.
The writer claims that Julius Caesar becomes too powerful and too popular.
Brutus represents three different archetypes.
Cassius plays a significant role in the play Julius Caesar and this is the focus of the paper.
The focus of the essay will be how Julius Caesar is a tragic hero.
Which of the following accurately describes the type of hook this essay uses?
a quotation
an anecdote
a question
song lyrics
a statistic
Question 5
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How does this essay come full circle in the way that it is structured?
It begins with an anecdote and ends with a question.
It begins with a question and ends with an anecdote.
It begins with a question and ends with a quotation.
It begins with a question and ends with a question.
It begins with a quotation and ends with a quotation.