Informative writing is known as all of these EXCEPT, Explanatory writing, Argumentative writing, Expository writing, Informational writing, The purpose of informational writing is to, Entertain, Persuade, Explain, Informative writing can show bias and emotion, True, False, All of these are features of informative writing except..., Evidence-based, Cited, One-sided, Formal, What comes at the end of the introductory paragraph?, The hook, The background information, The thesis statement, The historical context, In the 3 body paragraphs, what is needed in order to prove your claims?, Your own opinion as to why your claim is correct, A quote or paraphrase from a reliable source, Explanation of the importance of your claim., Your conclusion must do all these things except..., Summarize what the reader should have learned, Restate the thesis is a new way, End with a final takeaway, Include a new piece of evidence, True or false: A thesis statement explains the purpose of your essay and addresses what the reader will learn., True, False, After your essay, you should include, A works cited page, A thank you message, A direct quote about your topic
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