How To Hook A Reader
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
INTRODUCTION PARAGRAPH
IS THE FIRST FEW SENTENCES THAT EITHER TELL THE READER TO KEEP ON READING OR DON’T BOTHER.
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INTRODUCTION PARAGRAPHS:
- Hook Sentence
- Central idea, thesis sentence
- Transition sentence
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Six ways to hook the
Reader
Describe an event or action: I jumped out of bed, raced to the closet and threw on some clothes.
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FLASHBACK
I have only slept in once, but it turned out to be the worst mistake of my life.
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SNAPSHOT
my eyelids slowly opened and i wondered why it was so bright. i gasped when i reached for my clock.
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HAVE YOU EVER BEEN LATE ON THE FIRST Day OF sCHOOL?
HOOK THE READER BY ASKING QUESTIONS.
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HOW TO HOOK A READER REVIEW:
- Use onomatopoeia
- Use dialogue
- Describe an action or event
- Use a flashback
- Use a snapshot
- Ask a question
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Writing a Personal Narrative
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