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'''Unity''' | '''Unity'''- the sentences in the body point to the main idea. | ||
'''Development'''- exhibits supporting evidence to show that the main idea is correct. | |||
'''Coherence'''- the thoughts and ideas are expressed accurately and distinctly. | |||
'''Organization'''- is written in a proper sequence and flows throughout the essay. | |||
== '''Works Cited and Sources''' == | == '''Works Cited and Sources''' == | ||
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Loyola University New Orleans. "''Paragraphs: The body of the essay''." College of Humanities & Natural Sciences: Writing Across the Curriculum. 1996-2013. [http://www.loyno.edu/wac/paragraphs-body-essay] | Loyola University New Orleans. "''Paragraphs: The body of the essay''." College of Humanities & Natural Sciences: Writing Across the Curriculum. 1996-2013. [http://www.loyno.edu/wac/paragraphs-body-essay] | ||
Nordquist, Richard. "Body Paragraphs." About.com. 2013. Grammar Composition. [http://grammar.about.com/od/ab/g/Body-Paragraphs.htm] | Nordquist, Richard. "''Body Paragraphs''." About.com. 2013. Grammar Composition. [http://grammar.about.com/od/ab/g/Body-Paragraphs.htm] | ||