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FRIDAY! 9.26 Clear off your desks. Blue/Black pen or pencil. No notes, phones, or talking. You will have 12 minutes.

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Page 1: FRIDAY! 9.26 Clear off your desks. Blue/Black pen or pencil. No notes, phones, or talking. You will have 12 minutes

FRIDAY! 9.26Clear off your desks. Blue/Black pen or pencil.

No notes, phones, or talking. You will have 12 minutes.

Page 2: FRIDAY! 9.26 Clear off your desks. Blue/Black pen or pencil. No notes, phones, or talking. You will have 12 minutes

THE THESIS!

• The topic

• The position

• The qualification

• The reason

• The thesis

Page 3: FRIDAY! 9.26 Clear off your desks. Blue/Black pen or pencil. No notes, phones, or talking. You will have 12 minutes

• Not all members of Puritan communities conformed entirely to the Puritan way, but all were terrified of the consequences that awaited if identity was discovered; Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” depicted the Puritan hysteria that follows being different in a Puritan town

Page 4: FRIDAY! 9.26 Clear off your desks. Blue/Black pen or pencil. No notes, phones, or talking. You will have 12 minutes

ACTS : INTRO PARAGRAPHA : Attention Getter = quote, fact, or any other way to grab the reader’s attention – it must be related to the topic, but not specific to the thesis. Sophomore English will not be asking questions or giving definitions as the Attention Getter.

C : Connector Statement = Expand on the attention getter – explain quote, explain fact, give background, and star connecting the information from the attention getter with the information in the thesis.

T : Thesis = the main purpose of your essay – present your thoughts on the subject. Must contain a subject + a position. A thesis statement should never contain the following: in my opinion, I think, I believe… The entire thesis represent one main idea and is a declarative sentence with no qualifiers (might, maybe, perhaps, etc)

S : Summary = These are the main ideas of your body paragraphs. It is a preview of what is to come in your essay. It should include your thesis + a list of your main ideas. Sophomore English will not be listing the three body paragraphs in the summary.

Page 5: FRIDAY! 9.26 Clear off your desks. Blue/Black pen or pencil. No notes, phones, or talking. You will have 12 minutes

M-EL-EL-CONM : Main Idea = It should be a thesis/topic sentence for this particular paragraph. The focus of this paragraph should reflect the thesis, expand on the thesis.

E : Evidence = Provide one example (from The Crucible) that supports the main idea of this paragraph

L : Link = Further explain and elaborate on your evidence. Explain HOW the specific quote proves the main idea.

E : Evidence = Provide one example (from Sinners) that supports the main idea of this paragraph, BUT should really further support your first piece of evidence.

L : Link = Further explain and elaborate on your evidence. Explain HOW the specific quote proves the main idea AND supports your Crucible evidence.

Con : Conclusion = Transition + Concluding sentence – restate the main idea in a different way and include a summary of the evidence. Try to think of a clean transition into the next topic sentence.

Page 6: FRIDAY! 9.26 Clear off your desks. Blue/Black pen or pencil. No notes, phones, or talking. You will have 12 minutes

STAC

S : Summary = Transition + Restate your THESIS and main idea without repeating yourself. Sophomore English will not use “In conclusion” in ANY essay.

T : Thesis = Restate the main purpose of your essay from the essay prompt.

A : Attention Getter = Tie this sentence back to your original attention getter, but add some new detail because your readers have been enlightened by all of your facts and writing!

C : Clincher Sentence = a final statement that provides the reader with a memorable thought on the topic.