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Annotate a note of any form made while reading text
Writing Process five steps a writer takes to create a well-developed writing
Writing Prompt a statement that focuses on a topic or an issue, followed by questions
Informational/Explanatory an extended response that addresses a question, problem or statement; uses facts, examples and explanations to support an answer; is based on two reading passages
Argumentative an extended response that addresses a question, problem or statement; uses reasons, examples and explanations to support an answer; is based on two reading passages
Hook the first one or two sentences of an essay; serves as an introduction and works to grab the reader's attention
Thesis Statement/Claim a short statement, usually one sentence, that summarizes the writer’s main point or claim (opinion); it is developed, supported, and explained with evidence and examples
Transition Words words or phrases that help make clear connections between ideas and see that sentences and paragraphs flow together smoothly, making them easier to read
Counterclaim stating the opposing viewpoint or argument on an issue
Transition Words words or phrases that help make clear connections between ideas and see that sentences and paragraphs flow together smoothly, making them easier to read
Call to Action words that urge the reader to take immediate action
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