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Fill in the missing words in this quiz concerning the Anatomy page of the website. You should read through the passage provided, and click the word you think fits from the list at the side. If you ...

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Compléter compositionVersion en ligne review on composition par Beatrice Zeic-Crișan 1 introduction examples conclusion Library of Congress topical outline body outline introduction thesis sentence outline summarizing sentence edit conclusion atlas body reasons topic sentence 1 . When writing a research paper , you should think of a , a good sentence that will explain to your reader what the paper is about and how you will tackle the topic . Next , a good idea would be to create an which will include the main ideas / points you want to introduce in your paper . A uses words or phrases for the points , whereas a uses sentences . After you have your outline , you can start working on your paper . The paper needs to be divided into three parts : , and . The will include the thesis , which you will further develop in the of the paper . Each paragraph of the body should start with a that introduces the idea of the paragraph . In order to develop a paragraph , one can use , incidents and . At the end of each paragraph , you should have a . In the , you should restate your thesis and hint at other directions in which the topic could be further discussed . After you have written your first draft , in the part of the writing process you will check individual paragraphs for spelling mistakes , logic errors etc . After you have checked and edited your draft , you can write the final version of your paper . 2 . The library system that uses the alphabet to organize books is the . 3 . A reference book that included maps , table , charts and illustrations is an .