What elements does a strong body paragraph in a literary analysis always contain? Select THREE options.
a)an introduction to a text
b)reasons that support a viewpoint
c)a thesis statement
d)supporting evidence and commentary
e) a summary of the main points
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reasons that support a viewpoint
supporting evidence and commentary
a thesis statement
supporting evidence and commentary
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The body of the paragraph of a literary analysis must always contain three things; a reason to support the viewpoint, a thesis statement and of course, supporting evidence.
The establishment of the viewpoint is key hence it is supplemented with reasons.
A thesis statement is what gives form to that viewpoint and is later ratified with proper literary evidence.
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