A student is writing an essay that analyzes how Greg changes from the beginning of "The Treasure of Lemon Brown" to the end. Which part of the student's essay should include evidence from the story that shows how
Greg changes?
Othe thesis statement
O the introduction
0the body paragraphs
0the conclusion

the body paragraphs

Explanation:

The thesis statement is basically a sentence telling you what the theme of your essay is or what it is about. You can't really include much evidence in that one sentence.

The introduction paragraph is kind of like breifing the audience about what the essay is about. It introduces them to what is going to be in the essay, so there isn't really a reason why you should be using evidence in the introduction.

The body paragraphs are where your reasons supporting your thesis statement are. To support your thesis statement, you are going to need evidence. You need to prove why your reasons support your thesis statement with evidence from the text.

The conclusion is your closing paragraph so it's kind of the opposite of your introduction but it's the same in the way that there is no need to use evidence in this paragraph.

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