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Power verbs
CHIP DRESS QLID

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Confirms
Highlights
Implies
Proves

Disproves
Refutes
Exemplifies
Suggests
Supports

Qualifies
Shows the limitations of
Illustrates
Demonstrates

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  1. Introduction
    Synthesis
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  • Hook if possible
  • Give the context/overview surrounding the essay topic in a few sentences
    • Explain the controversies/major opinions on the topic (detail both stances of the topic)
  • Thesis statement that takes a position on the topic
    • Either defend, challenge, or qualify a claim that the prompt gives you
    • Defend or challenge: State position (x is beneficial or x is disadvantageous) because/so that (list reasons)
    • Qualify (Agree with one part, but disagree with another): While (x can [agreement]), x is/isn’t [disagreement]
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  1. Body Paragraph 1-3
    Synthesis
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  • (Main idea) Topic sentence presenting first supporting point of your claim
  • Evidence #1 showcasing specific part of claim
  • Commentary on evidence #1
    • (Explain evidence) [proves/supports/confirms/highlights/exemplifies/qualifies/refutes/disproves/shows the limitations of/suggests/implies] [insert idea based on claim] because (explain how evidence relates to claim by stating assumptions)
    • Consequently, (if/since) (assumption related to evidence that can be linked to claim) (explain outcome of assumption in regards to claim)
    • Therefore, (since/due to the fact that) (another assumption related to previous evidence that can be linked to claim) (explain outcome of assumption, tie back to thesis)
  • Evidence #2 continuing to showcase the specific part of claim
  • Commentary on evidence #2
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Commentary Format
Synthesis

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  1. Explaining the evidence you previously used
  2. Tying the evidence to the claim
  3. BECAUSE
  4. Explaining the tie
  5. Consequently, (if/since)
  6. Assumption based on evidence
  7. Explain in regards to claim
  8. Therefore, since/due to the fact that
  9. Assumption related to evidence
  10. Explain assumption and tie back to thesis
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  1. Introduction Rhetorical
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  • In (his/her) [genre of work] “title of work” (date), [name of author],
  • [Author] uses [rhetorical choice #1, #2, and #3 in chronological order]
  • (he/she/author last name) in order to [what purpose aims to achieve]
  • [Author] writes for an audience of [state author’s intended audience] as shown with (his/her) [what makes this the intended audience], and [author] ultimately moves this audience to [what is the audience supposed to do/act like after experiencing the text]
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