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    Opening Paragraph McCandless was searching for freedom and the chance to truly become an individual. Alaska gave McCandless a place where he could be far away from everything that held him back. One of these was certain human relationships in his life. “You are wrong if you think Joy emanates only or principally from human relationships.” (Krakauer‚42) McCandless did not feel that he needed people around him to feel happy. Next Sentence One major change that McCandless had was his opinion on relationships

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    interesting than life on the farm‚ and therefore drew them away from rural communities. Notice how each supporting sentence is a cause that explains the effect mentioned in the topic sentence. In the chart below are the main ideas of the above paragraph‚ to help you understand the relationships better: EFFECT (Topic Sentence) CAUSES (Supporting Sentences) Cities have grown very large. [There are several reasons for this.] Factory jobs attracted people. (Cities have grown very large

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    In the article “Unteaching the Five-Paragraph Essay”‚ Marie Foley argues that the five-paragraph formula restrains students from actively thinking. The five-paragraph structure is still used today because teachers are continuing to teach students the formula. The formula is said to be easier to teach to a class rather than to teach individual students different patterns of organization. Foley says that the formula being taught is easier on them to teach and to grade because of how crowded the English

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    Sample Research Paper Paragraph At this point in your research‚ you should already have in mind the questions that you want to answer in your research paper. For example‚ if I were writing a research paper on cloning‚ I might want to answer these questions: 1) Why are people so afraid of genetic research and cloning? And 2) Why should genetic research and cloning research be allowed to progress? (You must take a clear stance on whatever issue you choose to write about.) In answering those questions

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    Five Paragraph Essay Women today are facing some of the same problems that those women of the 1800’s tried to overcome. Equality for women! Many women today find themselves in the position to make career changes due to family shifts‚ a lack of education‚ or a failing economy. Many women during the 20th century left behind their careers to be married and raise children. But in the 1970s divorce rates reached an all time high‚ leaving women to raise children on their own and go back into the

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    Name: Date: Class: “One Sentence at a Time” Analytical Essay Organizer Essential Question of the assignment: Introductory Paragraph: 1. Introductory sentence that grabs your attention: a bold‚ somewhat broad statement that will draw the reader into your topic‚ and it’s relation to the text. What can you pose that will peak the interest of your reader? Ex: Throughout time the media typically portrays various lovers’ desired paths to “happily ever after” which

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    Organization of 5 Paragraph Essay: Introduction Begin by offering a general observation about goals and how people attain them in different ways. Move quickly to Macbeth‚ and explain‚ generally‚ the different ways that Macbeth and Lady Macbeth go about attaining their goal of ensuring Macbeth becomes king. Do not give details or quotes in the introduction. This is where you sum up‚ generally the major differences between the two characters. Underline your thesis statements. Body Paragraph 1: Keep

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    Four paragraphs short story It was about ten years ago‚ I was nine at that time. During the summer vacation‚ our family visited an uncle who lived in a village in Sichuan. We stayed there for a week‚ which I thought it seemed three months. That place made me feel uncomfortable. One early morning‚ I was awakened by father and requested to work in farm for a day as uncle was sick suddenly. My work that morning was to feed the chickens. The living environment was simple and crude as only straw and

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    Timeline Paragraphs Event #1‚ titled: ‘Deciding to Escape’‚ is the most important event in the story. This event introduces the conflict and starts off the story. In ‘Deciding to Escape’‚ we learn that Connor knows he is going to be unwound. Connor decides to run away with Ariana‚ but Ariana refuses the offer. Without the first event happening‚ the rest of the book wouldn’t have happened or would have been changed dramatically. For example‚ if Ariana didn’t suggest they run away‚ than Connor might

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    5 Paragraph Assignments 1. The American Revolution resulted in a Democratic government based on popular sovereignty while the French Revolution resulted in a popular authoritarianism under Napoleon Bonaparte. The U.S. Constitution is focused on representation‚ electoral procedures‚ limited executive powers‚ and the equality of the federal and state governments. In 1799 the French Directory‚ established during revolutionary unrest to represent the people‚ was toppled by a young general‚ Napoleon

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