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    This document provides an outline for introducing an essay with an attention getter, necessary background information, and thesis statement. The introduction should begin with a hook to engage the reader, then provide 2-3 sentences of context about the literary work being discussed. Finally, the thesis should state in 1-2 sentences the main argument that will be made in the essay.

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    This document provides an outline for introducing an essay with an attention getter, necessary background information, and thesis statement. The introduction should begin with a hook to engage the reader, then provide 2-3 sentences of context about the literary work being discussed. Finally, the thesis should state in 1-2 sentences the main argument that will be made in the essay.

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    This document provides an outline for introducing an essay with an attention getter, necessary background information, and thesis statement. The introduction should begin with a hook to engage the reader, then provide 2-3 sentences of context about the literary work being discussed. Finally, the thesis should state in 1-2 sentences the main argument that will be made in the essay.

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    Introductions: ANT

    (A= attention getter) HOOK your reader--restate the question, provocative statement, relevant quote, etc
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    (N= necessary information) General background about the work of literature (the title, the writer, time
    frame it is set in, 2-3 sentence general summary of the relevant parts of the book)

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    T= Thesis (Main Idea) 1-2 sentence statement that you will be arguing in your paper and lets the
    reader know how you are going to answer the question/prompt

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