Answer:
Introduction → leaves the reader with a specific impression about the topic
paraphrase → to put information from a text in your own words
conclusion → uses a hook to catch the reader's attention and ends with the thesis statement.
summarize → condensing a work by writing the main idea in your own words.
body → the paragraphs that incorporate research from sources by paraphrasing and summarizing.
parenthetical documentation → used to cite a source within a text; gives the author's last name and page number on which the information was found. i.e (Smith 12)
Explanation:
I have been able to match the words to their meanings.
In a thesis work, the introduction part actually helps to give the reader an impression of what the topic is all about. When paraphrasing, the information is written in the author's own words without copying word for word from another person's work.
When writing conclusion, it is meant to arrest the readers' attention and should end with the thesis statement. The body of the work comprises of paragraphs that are gotten from research which are well paraphrased and summarized.
Parenthetical documentation also known as intext citation gives information about the source of the information used in the work.
