How to write an ECR

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What is an ECR?

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An ECR (Evidence-based Claim Response) is a structured writing format used to present an argument supported by evidence.

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What are the main components of an ECR?

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An ECR typically includes an introduction, two body paragraphs, and a conclusion.

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What is the purpose of the introduction in an ECR?

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The introduction presents the main claim or argument and sets the context for the discussion.

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How many body paragraphs are in an ECR?

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An ECR has two body paragraphs.

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What is the role of the body paragraphs in an ECR?

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The body paragraphs provide evidence and reasoning to support the main claim.

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What is the conclusion in an ECR?

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The conclusion summarizes the main points and reinforces the claim made in the introduction.

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What is prompt analysis in the context of writing an ECR?

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Prompt analysis involves understanding the question or task before starting to write the ECR.

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What should be included in a parenthetical citation?

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A parenthetical citation should include the author's name and the page number.

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What is the first paragraph of an ECR called?

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The first paragraph of an ECR is called the introduction.

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Why is evidence important in an ECR?

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Evidence is important because it supports the claim and makes the argument more convincing.