Review of What is Due this Week:
Write Out the Correct Statements from the Lists Below
(1/2 points for each correct
statement. -1/2 point for each wrong statement)
-tells the subject of your
research paper.
-tells the main findings of
your research paper.
-gives your view on the subject,
and your purpose for writing.
-explains to the reader where
you found your information.
-is a statement, not
a question.
-incorporates your Thesis
Statement.
-explains to the reader where
you found your information.
-tells the main findings of
your research paper.
-tells the reader why you are
interested in your topic.
-captures the reader's attention.
-restates your Thesis
Statement.
-presents your most important
research findings.
-sums up your Research Paper
in an interesting way.
-leaves the reader with something
to think about.
-reminds the reader where you
found your information.
-Study Question Groups will work together
to answer their own set of questions.
-Groups present their answers to the whole
class. (audience members write answers down).
-Mr. B will assign a score to each group's
presentation. (all members will get that score).