Using the following list, enter a sentence from one section of "Head Games" that corresponds to the appropriate categories. For example, identify the topic sentence from the section titled “Taking a Hit” and enter the sentence next to the “Claim” category. Be sure that each section of the article (there are seven sections) is represented in at least one category. Read "Head Games."

Writing Label or Strategy Section of the Article Quoted Sentence from the Section
Attention Grabber/Anecdote
Claim
Expert Evidence
Narrative Evidence
Solutions
Preventions
Call to Action
Clincher

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Attention Grabber/Anecdote:

The beginning of the first paragraph.                

 "Catherine Maglione was acting goofy.

Normally calm and mature, the 13-year-old from Long Island, New York..."                                                                                                          

Claim:

I could not find a claim in this article.

Expert Evidence:

Taking a Hit

"When the skull hits something hard, the brain inside moves around like mayonnaise in a balloon, said Dr. Gerard Gioia, a concussion expert at Children’s National Medical Center in Washington, D.C."

Narrative Evidence:

Calling a Foul

"That was the end of Nowinski’s professional wrestling career. 'I decided I would stop until I felt better. And I didn’t feel better for five years,' he said."  

Solutions:

Sidelined

"Weekly visual therapy sessions slowly improved her blurry vision and focus time, reducing her headaches and increasing her ability to complete work."  

Preventions:

Game Changers  

"After some lobbying, her school agreed to pad the sailboat booms with Styrofoam and require the students to wear specially lined baseball caps to cushion any blows. They’ve also set standards for weight, age, and wind conditions..."

Call to Action:

Head First

"A group representing NFL players just joined forces with Harvard University scientists to speed up research into treatment and prevention of these and other injuries. About 1,000 former players have agreed to be study subjects."

Clincher:

I could not find a clincher in this article.  

Explanation:

This is what I put. It's not very good but at least it's something. hope this helps! (: