Five-paragraph's Structure~Persuasive/Argumentativee

Evidence is a _____ that your reasons are true.

What are different types of evidences?

• Ethos, logos, and pathos

• no evidence is needed

• personal examples and examples

• Statistics, facts, examples, personal evidences, expert opinions, comparisons, and quotes from the text.

Body paragraph number 1 should have...

• Transition phrase, how is the book & reason one, two pieces of evidence, two explanation sentences, text-to-self connection, & why is your reason important.

• Only a transition phrase.

• Only two pieces of evidence.

• Only why is your reason important.

Body paragraph number 2, should have...

• Transition phrase, how is the book & reason two, two pieces of evidence, two explanation sentences, a text-to-text connection, & why is your reason important.

• Only two reasons and two explanation sentences.

• Only an explanation of why are the reasons important.

• Only text-to-text connection.

Body paragraph number 3, should have...

• Only text-to-world connection.

• Only why are my reasons important.

• Transition phrase, how is the book & reason three, two pieces of evidence, two explanation sentences, text-to-world connection, & why is your reason important.

• Only how is the book?

Transition words or phrases could be used to ___ one paragraph to ___ and could be used with and across paragraphs.

What is the purpose of including types of evidence, like facts, personal examples, statistics, comparisons, expert opinions, and quotes from a text in each of your body paragraphs?

Start your answer like this: The purpose of including types of evidence is to ____.

Should all the seven pieces of evidence come in one body paragraph? Yes or no and why? (write in a complete sentence)

What are examples and facts?

• Introductory paragraph

• Types of evidences

• A body paragraph

• Concluding paragraph

How about personal stories and statistics? Can they be used in an introductory paragraph?

• They are types of evidences too! No, they can not be used in an introductory paragraph.

• They are types of thesis statements. No, they can not be used in an body paragraphs.