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What questions will you answer in your paper? Think/write about:

What questions will you answer in your paper? Think/write about: Are the results accurate or surprising? Will you use the results for anything? What things/people have influenced your strengths/intelligences? Are these intelligences innate or learned?. Introduction.

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What questions will you answer in your paper? Think/write about:

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  1. What questions will you answer in your paper? Think/write about: Are the results accurate or surprising? Will you use the results for anything? What things/people have influenced your strengths/intelligences? Are these intelligences innate or learned?

  2. Introduction Context: Quiz, Basis for the quiz, thesis statement: (this needs to include your top three intelligences and list them in the order in which they will appear in your paper*) *Thesis statement serves as a “papermap” for the reader. Notice that the first paragraph deals with the third highest intelligence and so on – the final body paragraph is your strongest intelligence* WHERE AM I!!!??? (Not the response you want from your reader)

  3. *DO NOT only talk about what that intelligence means, as stated in your quiz results. You briefly describe the intelligence, but then elaborate with real examples from your life.

  4. Conclusion • Reword (NOT REPEAT) your thesis statement • Reiterate (NOT REPEAT) where you have taken the reader….what thoughts have you considered and discussed? • Sum up and leave the reader with a thought

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