Which of the options below belong in a body paragraph? (Check all that apply) (4 points) topic sentence /claim a hook or attention-getter concrete details/text evidence a final statement leaving the reader for further reflection commentary/analysis concluding sentence thesis statement
concrete details/text evidence, commentary/analysis
The options that belong in a body paragraph are:
- Topic sentence/claim
- Concrete details/text evidence
- Commentary/analysis
- Concluding sentence
In a body paragraph, the following options belong:
- Topic sentence/claim: This sentence is the main idea or argument of the paragraph, stating the point that will be discussed.
- Concrete details/text evidence: These are specific facts, examples, or quotations that support and provide evidence for the topic sentence/claim.
- Commentary/analysis: This refers to the explanation or interpretation of the concrete details and text evidence. It analyzes or comments on how the evidence supports the topic sentence/claim.
- Concluding sentence: This sentence wraps up the paragraph by summarizing the main points discussed and linking them back to the thesis statement or the overall argument.
Options that do not usually belong in a body paragraph are:
- A hook or attention-getter: This is typically used in the introduction to engage the reader and grab their attention.
- A final statement leaving the reader for further reflection: This is more commonly used in a conclusion, encouraging the reader to think deeper or consider the broader implications of the topic.
- Thesis statement: The thesis statement generally appears in the introduction and outlines the main argument or purpose of the essay. It may be referenced in the conclusion but not included as a part of the body paragraph.