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Question 01/03

What comes first in the introduction of an argumentative essay?

Hook

Thesis

Background Information

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Question 02/03

Background information in an introduction could include all of the following except....

generic definitions about a key word

overview of information about text

the claim or argument you are making

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Question 03/03

The best example thesis statement is...

Bilbo Baggins is a hero because of his words, his actions, and growth.

I think Bilbo Baggins is a hero because he sneaks past the trolls.

Bilbo may or may not be a hero based on his actions.

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Question 01/03

Which of these sentences does not belong in an introduction?

In fact, many readers find Bilbo’s story more engaging than that of other fantasy protagonists.

Bilbo Baggins, the unassuming hobbit from J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit, emerges as an unlikely hero through his courage, intelligence, and personal growth.

Initially content with his quiet life in the Shire, Bilbo is thrust into an epic adventure where he faces trolls, goblins, and even a dragon, proving his bravery time and time again.

His transformation from a timid homebody to a clever and resourceful leader demonstrates the qualities of a true hero.

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Question 02/03

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Question 03/03

According to literary analysis, all of the following make a hero except...?

A hero possesses selflessness, often putting the needs of others before their own.

A hero is always physically strong and never experiences doubt or failure.

A hero undergoes personal growth, evolving from their initial state into a stronger or wiser character.

A hero demonstrates courage by facing challenges and dangers despite fear.

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Question 01/03

In an argumentative essay, opinions and personal feelings should replace logical reasoning and evidence.

True

False

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Question 02/03

A counterargument, such as Bilbo’s initial reluctance to go on the journey, should be addressed and refuted in the essay.

False

True

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Question 03/03

Providing textual evidence, such as Bilbo’s encounters with Smaug or the trolls, strengthens the argument that he is a hero.

True

False

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Question 01/03

Who is responsible for initiating the hero's journey?

Gandalf

Bilbo

Thorin

Bilbo

Gandalf

Thorin

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Question 02/03

Which character in The Hobbit is the leader of the company of dwarves and seeks to reclaim Erebor?

Beorn

Thorin

Balin

Correct

Incorrect

Incorrect

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Question 03/03

Which character in The Hobbit gives Bilbo the One Ring after losing a riddle contest?

Dwalin

Smaug

Gollum

Incorrect

Incorrect

Correct

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