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just completing this chart with the essay you did earlier for me. Title of Essay IntroductionIntroductory InformationThis section should include 3 or 4 sentences that introduce the topic.ThesisThis sentence is the last sentence of the introductory paragraph and tells the reader the topic and purpose of the paper.Body Paragraph #1Topic SentenceA topic sentence states the main idea of a paragraph. Using the thesis above, introduce the first point of the issue.Support Sentence #1Add a sentence or two that explains the topic sentence. (Make sure to provide an in-text citation if appropriate; not all support sentences will require it, but add if needed.)Support Sentence #2Add a sentence or two that explains the topic sentence. (Make sure to provide an in-text citation if appropriate; not all support sentences will require it, but add if needed.)Support Sentence #3Add a sentence or two that explains the topic sentence. (Make sure to provide an in-text citation if appropriate; not all support sentences will require it, but add if needed.)Concluding SentenceWrite a sentence that stresses the point you want to make in the paragraph. The topic sentence of the paragraph introduces the point; the concluding paragraph drives it home.The concluding sentence needs to correlate with the topic sentence.Body Paragraph #2Topic Sentence Introduce the second point of the issue.Support Sentence #1 Add a sentence or two that explains the topic sentence. (Make sure to provide an in-text citation if appro

priate; not all support sentences will require it, but add if needed.)Support Sentence #2 Add a sentence or two that explains the topic sentence. (Make sure to provide an in-text citation if appropriate; not all support sentences will require it, but add if needed.)Support Sentence #3Add a sentence or two that explains the topic sentence. (Make sure to provide an in-text citation if appropriate; not all support sentences will require it, but add if needed.)Concluding SentenceCreate a concluding sentence for this paragraph as you did for Body Paragraph #1.Body Paragraph #3 Topic Sentence Introduce the third point of the issue.Support Sentence #1 Add a sentence or two that explains the topic sentence. (Make sure to provide an in-text citation if appropriate; not all support sentences will require it, but add if needed.)Support Sentence #2 Add a sentence or two that explains the topic sentence. (Make sure to provide an in-text citation if appropriate; not all support sentences will require it, but add if needed.)Support Sentence #3Add a sentence or two that explains the topic sentence. (Make sure to provide an in-text citation if appropriate; not all support sentences will require it, but add if needed.)Concluding SentenceCreate a concluding sentence for this paragraph as you did for Body Paragraph #2.Concluding Paragraph Final ConclusionUse the “so what” method. After reading your paper, ask yourself, “So what?” “Why should anyone care about reading this paper?” Then answer it.