What are the three parts of an introduction? * A: Introduction, body paragraph, and conclusion.
B: Hook, Background Information, and Thesis Statement
C: Hook, Background Statement, and Thesis Information
D: Reasons and Claims

I believe that the answer is B.

Explanation:

Hook:

The hook should capture the reader's attention so that they are interested in your paragraph. You can do this in many ways, from a question, fun fact, quote, etc.

Background Information:

This is the bridge that connects your hook to your thesis statement. Here is where you will put you information that introduces the topic.

Thesis:

This is where you put your main points for your following body paragraphs.

I've attached a photo below to help you. It's called the "funnel method". You start off vague in the beginning of your introductory paragraph, then get more detailed as you finish off.

Hope this helped! :D

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you can also say immeasurable.

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