Drag each tile to the correct box. Arrange the elements in the order in which they appear in a literary analysis essay outline. A. restatement of thesis statement

B. thesis statement

C. evidence supporting the thesis statement, such as a quotation

D. brief summary of the work

E. comment on the evidence

F. hook

G. parenthetical citation

H. brief restatement of evidence

F. hook

D. brief summary of the work

B. thesis statement

C. evidence supporting the thesis statement, such as a quotation

G. parenthetical citation

E. comment on the evidence

H. brief restatement of evidence

A. restatement of thesis statement

Explanation:

In a literary analysis essay, the first element that we need is a hook to catch the reader's attention. Once that we have that, we write the thesis statement. Then, it is necessary to mention the evidence that supports the thesis, and we have to make a parenthetical citation where we mention the author, the book, the page, and the year to show that our evidence is real and that the reader can consult it. After presenting the evidence, it is necessary to give our opinion about it. Finally, as we approach the end of the essay, we have to write a summary of the work done and restate the evidence and the thesis statement.

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