Introduction to Writing

Questions and Answers

To set the tone and provide background information about the topic (correct)

To provide a summary of the main points

To provide a detailed analysis of the topic

To present a conclusion about the topic

Informative introduction

Persuasive introduction

Analytical introduction

Narrative introduction (correct)

The audience is encouraged to continue reading or listening (correct)

The audience is persuaded to agree with the writer's opinion

The audience becomes bored and loses interest

The audience is confused about the topic

3-5 sentences, beginning with a hook and ending with a thesis statement Signup and view all the answers

To grab the audience's attention and encourage them to continue reading or listening Signup and view all the answers

To sets the tone and establishes the writer's credibility Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

A introduction is a crucial part of any written or verbal communication that sets the tone and provides background information about the topic.
It provides an overview of the main idea, thesis, or argument, and prepares the audience for what is to come.

Informative introduction: provides background information, definitions, and context about the topic.
Persuasive introduction: grabs the audience's attention and sets the tone for a persuasive argument.
Narrative introduction: tells a story or anecdote to engage the audience and make the topic more relatable.

Grabs the audience's attention and encourages them to continue reading or listening.
Provides context and background information, helping the audience understand the topic.
Sets the tone and establishes the writer's or speaker's credibility.

An introduction sets the tone and provides background information about the topic, providing an overview of the main idea, thesis, or argument and preparing the audience for what is to come.

Informative introduction: provides background information, definitions, and context about the topic.
Persuasive introduction: grabs the audience's attention and sets the tone for a persuasive argument.
Narrative introduction: tells a story or anecdote to engage the audience and make the topic more relatable.

Grabs the audience's attention and encourages them to continue reading or listening.
Provides context and background information, helping the audience understand the topic.
Sets the tone and establishes the writer's or speaker's credibility.