what is not required in every introduction? * hook context focus thesis which of the following is a weak…

what is not required in every introduction? * hook context focus thesis which of the following is a weak hook? * from cave paintings to coding, humans have always sought to communicate technology is everywhere in todays world in 2007, the smartphone changed how we interact when the internet began, few predicted its influence why should rhetorical questions be avoided as hooks in aice writing? * they sound informal and add little substance they save space they require no punctuation they always confuse examiners

what is not required in every introduction? * hook context focus thesis which of the following is a weak hook? * from cave paintings to coding, humans have always sought to communicate technology is everywhere in todays world in 2007, the smartphone changed how we interact when the internet began, few predicted its influence why should rhetorical questions be avoided as hooks in aice writing? * they sound informal and add little substance they save space they require no punctuation they always confuse examiners

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Brief Explanations:

  • First Question: In introductions, a hook (to grab attention), context (to set the stage), and focus (to direct the topic) are often important. A thesis (a central argument) is not always required in every type of introduction (e.g., some narrative or descriptive introductions might build up to it later).
  • Second Question: A weak hook is too broad and unengaging. "Technology is everywhere in today’s world" is very general. The other options either give a historical context (cave paintings to coding), a specific event (2007 smartphone), or an interesting fact (internet’s early prediction).
  • Third Question: Rhetorical questions in AICE writing (which likely values more substantive and formal openings) sound informal and don’t add much real content. Saving space, no punctuation need, or confusing examiners are not the main reasons for avoidance.

Answer:

  1. Thesis
  2. Technology is everywhere in today’s world
  3. They sound informal and add little substance