AnneMarie Rivera Completing the Essay Worksheet
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Completing the Essay Worksheet
Answer the following questions to help complete your final essay:
1. Draft an introduction for your essay based on the best practices you studied this week. Your introductory paragraph should be 5 to 7 sentences. Remember: Your introduction should include a hook to capture the attention of your audience and the last sentence of your introductory paragraph must be your thesis statement.
The “domestic” part doesn’t matter—violence is violence. There was a time when victims of domestic violence could be silenced, and many people didn’t pay attention to the seriousness of the situation. Their pleas fell upon deaf ears, as our society looked the other way. Nowadays that is not the case; we live in a time where victims of all ages, genders, and ethnicities have a much stronger voice. They no longer allow themselves to be denied of any help or awareness of their situation. Victims are now using their experiences to speak out to heal themselves, while strengthening others. However, even with the resources available, and the cognizance brought upon to our society, many still do not understand the extent of what victims go through, and how much they actually suffer not just during, but long after getting away from their abuser. Victims suffer mental effects from domestic violence because not only does it cause the victim physical damage from the abuse, but it also causes post-traumatic stress, anxiety and even mental instability from watching the abuse take place.
2. Draft a conclusion for your essay based on the best practices you studied this week. Your paragraph should be 5 to 7 sentences.
The effects of domestic violence on our victims and survivors are enormous, and impossible to understand or measure without actually experiencing it. They carry those burdens and the aftermath with them every day—pessimism, hopelessness, aggravation, and even denial. The impact of the abuse is great, and
Completing the Essay Worksheet
Answer the following questions to help complete your final essay:
1. Draft an introduction for your essay based on the best practices you studied this week. Your introductory paragraph should be 5 to 7 sentences. Remember: Your introduction should include a hook to capture the attention of your audience and the last sentence of your introductory paragraph must be your thesis statement.
The “domestic” part doesn’t matter—violence is violence. There was a time when victims of domestic violence could be silenced, and many people didn’t pay attention to the seriousness of the situation. Their pleas fell upon deaf ears, as our society looked the other way. Nowadays that is not the case; we live in a time where victims of all ages, genders, and ethnicities have a much stronger voice. They no longer allow themselves to be denied of any help or awareness of their situation. Victims are now using their experiences to speak out to heal themselves, while strengthening others. However, even with the resources available, and the cognizance brought upon to our society, many still do not understand the extent of what victims go through, and how much they actually suffer not just during, but long after getting away from their abuser. Victims suffer mental effects from domestic violence because not only does it cause the victim physical damage from the abuse, but it also causes post-traumatic stress, anxiety and even mental instability from watching the abuse take place.
2. Draft a conclusion for your essay based on the best practices you studied this week. Your paragraph should be 5 to 7 sentences.
The effects of domestic violence on our victims and survivors are enormous, and impossible to understand or measure without actually experiencing it. They carry those burdens and the aftermath with them every day—pessimism, hopelessness, aggravation, and even denial. The impact of the abuse is great, and