Think Ticket

a. Thesis Statement

b. Minor Argument

c. Opposing Argument

d. Premise

a. Body

b. Conclusion

c. Call for action

d. Introduction

a. To make the paper sound complicated

b. To include as many opinions as possible

c. To show creativity

d. To ensure the argument is supported by credible sources

a. Introduce new topics

b. Replace the major argument

c. End the paper

d. Support and strengthen the major argument

a. Body

b. Introduction

c. Title

d. Conclusion

a. Fact, counterclaim, summary

b. Introduction, body, conclusion

c. Topic, major argument, evidence

d. Opinion, feeling, experience

a. Introduction

b. Title Page

c. Body

d. Conclusion

a. To change the topic

b. To ignore it

c. To agree with it

d. To show fairness and open-mindedness

a. Conclusion

b. Background

c. Thesis Statement

d. History