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    This document discusses the components of a problem-solution essay, including an introductory paragraph with a hook, background information, and thesis statement. It also notes that a hook can take the form of a question, quotation, or statistical information. The document focuses on writing problem-solution essays and the key elements involved.

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    Unit 7 : Creativity at Word

    Summary: Creativity at work


    Lesson 5
    Writing

    .1
    Lesson 5
    Unit 7: Creativity at work
    Writing

    what is a problem-solution essay .1


    .i written to explain solutions for a problem

    componants of an introductory paragraph .2


    hook - background information - thesis statement

    type of hooks .3
    question - quotation - statistical

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