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Check that your thesis statement is located at the very end of your introductory paragraph.	Ensure your chosen person, group, place, or event is explicitly linked to an American context.	Verify that your argument goes beyond stating facts to present a truly debatable opinion.	Confirm that you have narrowed your topic sufficiently.	Scan your body paragraphs to ensure each one begins with a topic sentence directly derived from your thesis.
Count your pages to ensure the body of the essay falls strictly between 6 and 8 full pages.	Double-check that you have incorporated at least one book as a source in your research.	Review your direct quotes to ensure you have not used more than two from any single source.	Look for a signal phrase or clause before every direct quotation to introduce the speaker or source.	Check your font and size to ensure the entire document is set to 12-point standard type.
Confirm that your heading and page numbers follow the specific requirements of MLA formatting.	Ensure that all paraphrased or summarized data is cited properly.	Ensure that all electronic sources are accessible and not blocked by a paywall.	Update your Works Cited page to include at least seven distinct sources used in the final draft.	Be sure the Works Cited page cites only what is used in the text. The in-text citations match the Works Cited.
Refine your introduction's hook to ensure it uses a provocative fact, anecdote, or quote to engage the reader.	Check that your conclusion synthesizes your main points without simply repeating the introduction word-for-word.	Evaluate whether your conclusion ends with a "resonant" thought that evokes a sense of hope or loss.	Cross-reference every in-text citation with your Works Cited page to ensure they match perfectly.	Review your draft history in Google Classroom to ensure you can prove the authenticity of your writing process.
Check that your parenthetical citations are placed correctly after the borrowed information but before the period.	Ensure that any unique "site visit" data is integrated smoothly into your evidence.	Scan for "fluff" or repetitive sentences that might be padding the length to reach the six-page minimum.	Confirm that all data from your notecards has been synthesized into a logical line of reasoning within your outline and that transitions help readers move from one idea to the next.	Check to ensure that data is followed by commentary and analysis.

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This Junior Research Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Check that your thesis statement is located at the very end of your introductory paragraph., Ensure your chosen person, group, place, or event is explicitly linked to an American context., Verify that your argument goes beyond stating facts to present a truly debatable opinion., Confirm that you have narrowed your topic sufficiently., Scan your body paragraphs to ensure each one begins with a topic sentence directly derived from your thesis., Count your pages to ensure the body of the essay falls strictly between 6 and 8 full pages., Double-check that you have incorporated at least one book as a source in your research., Review your direct quotes to ensure you have not used more than two from any single source., Look for a signal phrase or clause before every direct quotation to introduce the speaker or source., Check your font and size to ensure the entire document is set to 12-point standard type., Confirm that your heading and page numbers follow the specific requirements of MLA formatting., Ensure that all paraphrased or summarized data is cited properly., Ensure that all electronic sources are accessible and not blocked by a paywall., Update your Works Cited page to include at least seven distinct sources used in the final draft., Be sure the Works Cited page cites only what is used in the text. The in-text citations match the Works Cited., Refine your introduction's hook to ensure it uses a provocative fact, anecdote, or quote to engage the reader., Check that your conclusion synthesizes your main points without simply repeating the introduction word-for-word., Evaluate whether your conclusion ends with a "resonant" thought that evokes a sense of hope or loss., Cross-reference every in-text citation with your Works Cited page to ensure they match perfectly., Review your draft history in Google Classroom to ensure you can prove the authenticity of your writing process., Check that your parenthetical citations are placed correctly after the borrowed information but before the period., Ensure that any unique "site visit" data is integrated smoothly into your evidence., Scan for "fluff" or repetitive sentences that might be padding the length to reach the six-page minimum., Confirm that all data from your notecards has been synthesized into a logical line of reasoning within your outline and that transitions help readers move from one idea to the next., Check to ensure that data is followed by commentary and analysis..