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    This document provides an outline for a close reading analysis essay. The outline includes an introduction with a hook, thesis statement, and how the thesis will be developed. Three body paragraphs are outlined, each with a subclaim, quote as evidence, and an explanation. The conclusion restates the thesis, summarizes the main points, and makes a recommendation or prediction.

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    This document provides an outline for a close reading analysis essay. The outline includes an introduction with a hook, thesis statement, and how the thesis will be developed. Three body paragraphs are outlined, each with a subclaim, quote as evidence, and an explanation. The conclusion restates the thesis, summarizes the main points, and makes a recommendation or prediction.

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    English/Blanchard

    Name:​ _

    Close Reading Analysis Essay Outline ​(10 points)


    Introduction​:​ Hook, Thesis, how you will develop your thesis

    Subclaim 1:​ ​“Okay” subclaim, quote/evidence, explanation

    Subclaim 2:​ ​Weakest subclaim, quote/evidence, explanation

    Subclaim 3:​ ​Strongest subclaim, quote/evidence, explanation

    Conclusion:​ ​Restate thesis, summarize points, make a recommendation/prediction


    English/Blanchard
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