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| explains a problem and presents ways in which the problme might be solved. |
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| gets readers involved in your paper-creates interest. ex: a question, a statistic, a story or a question |
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| summarizes the problem and states what your essay will focus on. |
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| 1st paragraph in any essay. Contains the hook, the thesis and and a description of the problem |
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| these 3 paragraphs are the "meat" of any essay. In a Problem/Solution essay they describe the problem in detail and offer at least 2 solutions. |
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| wraps up the essay by restating the thesis, recapping the offered solutions and leaves the reader with something to think about |
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| an opinion offered in a persusive essay; presented as fact. EX. stray cats should be spayed to prevent overpopulation of unwanted kittens |
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| the people you are trying to reach when you are writing any essay |
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| the proof of what your claim is |
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| details that are related to the topic. |
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| the 1st stage of writing. its when you get your ideas from your head onto the paper. Ex: an idea map |
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| the stage in writing where you change and correct your writing to make it say what you mean it to say. You use the editing symbols |
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