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So what to do with all your initial ideas? Try putting them into an order or format that makes sense. This is called outlining. Here is a basic example of an outline. Follow this sequence of information that you will include in your essay. os I. Introduction a. creative opening/hook b. main point of essay (or your thesis) E II. First Main Idea a. example 1 b. example 2 III. Second Main Idea a. example 1 b. example 2 IV. Conclusion According to this passage, what is another name for the main point of your essay? A creative opening B introduction C conclusion D thesis

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