1)  Write body paragraph 1 (BP1) of your comparison essay. This paragraph should… Begin with a clear topic sentence that names the two comparative subjects and states the first category of comparison Contain specific details and examples of both subjects in all of sub-categories or areas Give an unbiased, equal comparison of the two subjects Effectively use comparative transition words  End with a summary sentence Be at least 8 sentences 2)  You may want to refer to slides 13-25 of this lesson presentation as you write the body paragraphs. 3)  Please underline the transitions in the body paragraphs.

A patient reports sharp chest pain that occurs when they breathe and cough. This pain is most likely:

1)  Write the conclusion of your comparison essay. This paragraph should… Include a transition Restates (not repeats) the thesis Summarizes key information in order to reinforce the validity of the thesis statement Should expound on the “so what” factor: What is the point of the comparison? What should be learned? Why is it important to the reader or today’s audience?  Should be 5+ sentences 2)  You may want to refer to slides 26-29 of this lesson presentation as you write the conclusion paragraph.  

To percuss the kidneys, the provider must strike what?

Which ethnic group is at the highest risk of dying from cardiovascular disease?

Which of the following is most often found on the face and presents with a honey colored crust?

STOP! The only paper allowed for this assignment is your printed copy of the graphic organizer with thesis and notes. Be sure to show BOTH sides of the paper to the camera before you begin writing!  1)  Write the introduction of your comparison essay. This paragraph should… Begin with an interesting lead-in or hook Bridge (or transitional) sentences that connect your opening hook to the two subjects being compared in the essay.  End with a thesis statement Be at least 5 sentences 2)  You may want to refer to slides 4-12 of this lesson presentation as you write the introduction paragraph. 3)  Please highlight your thesis statement in yellow.

Solution Body Paragraph (This can be one or more paragraphs, as needed for solutions) 1. Topic Sentence (states the main idea of the paragraph. It should be the third issue presented in the thesis statement. )2. Support (For the support, tell me what article you are planning to use and what information you are going to use from the article. You can include examples, facts, statistics, anecdotes) 3. Conclusion (a sentence or two that explains the significance of the support and the examples that you provided previously)

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Smith argues that what the colony needed was not fantasies, but patience, experienced leadership, and hard work. He is appealing to the readers’ ______________?