1) A statement that a person wants to discuss or prove a) Thesis b) Hook c) Conclusion d) Claim e) Counterclaim f) Reasoning 2) 1st paragraph of essay. Should always contain the Thesis. Hooks the reader. a) Thesis b) Credible c) Hook d) Conclusion e) Introduction f) Body paragraph 3) Last paragraph. Should include a restating of your thesis, a brief summary of your ideals, and thought-provoking questions or a call of action. a) Introduction b) Conclusion c) Credible d) Thesis e) Reason f) Claim 4) A Statement or fact that could be argued and proven with evidence. a) Credible b) Introduction c) Counterclaim d) Thesis e) Evidence f) Claim 5) Something which shows that something else exists or is true. (Proof) a) Counterclaim b) Claim c) Introduction d) Evidence e) Conclusion f) Reason 6) Person or text where evidence is from. a) Source b) Claim c) Conclusion d) Evidence e) Introduction f) Reason 7) A decision reached by using evidence. a) Conclusion b) Counterclaim c) Claim d) Reason e) Introduction f) Source 8) Text that has the purpose of showing opinions in favour of a particular subject, and of convincing or persuading the readerabout some ideas or a particular position. a) Conclusion b) Source c) Argumentative Text d) Claim e) Reason f) Thesis 9) Paragraphs that should support the topic or main idea of the paragraph and include Details, Examples, and Explanations! a) Introduction Paragraph b) Body paragraphs c) Conclusion Paragraph d) Argumentative text e) Thesis f) Claim 10) A source that can be believed or trusted to be accurate. a) Conclusion b) Introduction c) Thesis d) Credible e) Evidence f) Counterclaim

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