
Annotating essay questions and writing thesis statements
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- Q1You will write a number of essays about the play 'Leave Taking'. Match the essay term to its definition.Users link answersLinking30s
- Q2When given an essay question about 'Leave Taking', you should annotate it. What does it mean to annotate an essay question?To write down the notes you made on the play onto the essay questionTo create a thesis statementTo re-write the essay question in your own wordsTo make and add notes or short explanationsTo write topic sentences you can use in an essay30s
- Q3Many essay questions about 'Leave Taking' will start with the word "How". What does the "How" in an essay question refer to?annotationsdramatic methodsthe writerthemes30s
- Q4Here is an essay question about 'Leave Taking': 'How does Pinnock use the character of Brod to explore ideas about isolation?' What are the key words in the question?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q5In what ways is a thesis statement different to a topic sentence?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q6''Leave Taking' begins with a conflict between Del and Enid, immediately establishing the idea that intergenerational conflict is important to Pinnock's play.' Is this sentence a thesis statement?Yes - it looks at dramatic methodsYes - it looks at an important themeNo - it is not supported by the whole textNo - it doesn't include quotationsNo - it mentions Pinnock's name30s