English, 13.07.2019 23:00, tomuchsaucecj

20 points! 5 questions! 1. which of the following is not a true statement about the thesis sentence? the thesis statement provides the main idea and key points in the essay. the thesis statement is the most important sentence in the essay. the thesis statement is paraphrased in the conclusion paragraph. the thesis statement should focus on only one of the key points in the essay. 2. which of the following is not a purpose of lead-in sentences? the lead-in sentences connect the hook sentence to the thesis statement. the lead-in sentences should provide textual evidence about the topic. the lead-in sentences transition between the hook sentence and the thesis statement. the lead-in sentences should narrow the topic from general to specific. 3. a "clincher" is the last sentence of an essay. the "clincher" is a general sentence that brings finality to the essay. the "clincher" should also leave the reader thinking about the ideas presented in the essay. which of the following ideas or strategies should not be used for the "clincher" sentence? (1 point) a rhetorical question to make the reader continue thinking about the essay's topic. a sentence which introduces new information about the topic. a sentence which points out broader consequences of the key points in the essay. a meaningful quotation that wraps up the key points in the essay. 4. which is the best sentence order for an informative essay's introduction paragraph? (1 point) thesis statement, hook sentence, lead-in sentences hook sentences, lead-in sentences, thesis statement hook sentence, thesis statement, lead-in sentences lead-in sentences, hook sentence, thesis statement 5. where should the thesis statement be located in your essay? (1 point) the first sentence of the essay. the last sentence of the introduction paragraph. the last sentence of the conclusion. the first sentence of the first body paragraph

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